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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 18 (November 1873) (1873)

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nd the wedge-shaped lips, B, of the clamp plate fit up-and-down and sideways play. the cup in proper position beside the steam chest or cylin- into corresponding channels formed in the ears, P, of the Prom Pig. 1 the construction will be readily perceived. A der. stock. It will be seen that a blow… … which it may be adapted to connect with and cape as the liquid flows in, a point of ad- HOWARD'S AUTOMATIC CAR COUPLING. in the same manner as the common form of vantage, as it is claimed to give the engi- drawhead. In the forward part of the bum- neer control over the cup, whether the en- ber, A,…

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