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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 18 (October 1875) (1875)

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I suppose him to have odd pieces These slide down the beveled faces of the post, into the of sheet brass of different thicknesses, brass tubing, screws, We recently gave an engraving of the new railway car- corners of the mold, and close up the spaces through which riage, constructed after the… … should be finally fixed until the whole is com- The weight of the carriage is reduced to about pleted). If properly done, you will now have a one tenth in excess of that of the ordinary car, space of about 1\ inches between the uprights. Now cut out from board of this thickness a piece while all…

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