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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 14 (October 1873) (1873)

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tween the screws on the shaft. which consists of a gate, let down to the horizontal position experiment, as it has long been the desire of the eastern farmer The main points of advantage claimed for this invention by a coming train, and again elevated to the perpendicular to find some means of… … C. H. Beid, August ferred) which draws 12, 1873. For fur- WALKER'S AUTOMATIC RAILROAD GATE AND SIGNAL. the catch, A, away ther particulars ad- from the projection on the bell crank, B, as represented in the enormous expense of bringing coal and wood from a dress^the manufacturers, F. A. Hull & Co.,…

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