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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 22 (June 1867) (1867)

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ot and discharging the water and steam, but this supports at its center the saddle, plate, and king bolt, C, hav- of the shell, and then through the side tubes down through does not often occur. Corrosions generally extend over con- ing on its upper surface a recess to receive the plate. The the… … is light, and from its material and method of ceals the progress of the mischief. construction, is strong. Railroad men will Before this series of articles is finished we REYNOLDS & CUTLER'S CAR TRUCK. easily discover what advantages it possesses shall further allude to this subject of corrosion.…

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