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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 13 (September 1871) (1871)

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may have some sense of the safety of the vehicle in which they travel; and. further, that iron is the material that combines the minimum of weight with the maximum of strength, and that a framework of iron pipes with a paneling or filling in of corrugated iron would probably fulfil all re-… … A hollow cylinder, A, having both ends closed, is made slightly ovoid, the longer axis being in the direction of the handle. On one side of the shell of this cylinder is cast a suitable socket for the reception of the handle, and midway on the circumference, between the socket and the point oppo-…

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