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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 12 (March 1877) (1877)

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rearward by the second crank, C, when the first is passing bell with indicator, to signal the departure and arrival of car- pressed air, the invention of M. Gonin. The road upon its dead point, and when the wings are at the lowest posi- riers, and for answering the necessary questions required in… … ened on the outside of the tube. The piston in- Tubes are made of lead, iron, and brass. In London lead side the tube was composed of six cast iron disks, with leather But the wing should not only change position in its en- tubes are preferred. In Berlin iron only are used. In Paris washers between…

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