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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 16 (October 1868) (1868)

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e shafts of the carriage. If To prevent this communication from extending to the out- other holds a movable die, A, having a projecting tongue, B, desired, the ends of the springs may be bent edgewise, the against which, on one side, the cim or eccentric end of the side of the cup, there is a ring,… … greater than that of the wire'or rod to be ing into a socket securely fastened to the SUTTON'S COMBINED SPRING FOR VEHICLES cross springs. Of course, the manner of at- cut, for the facility of introducing it, and of the cup, and is provided with trunnions, to which are piv- taching the pole may be…

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