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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 22 (December 1877) (1877)

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ng them from a car while the latter is in motion, has been pose a new Rail Cleaner for cars, which consists of improved patented by Mr. George F. Shaver, of Westfield, N. Y. A IMPROVED TKICYCLE. bushes, which are held down by levers, upon the track in rod on the car seizes a bag suspended from the… … toothed eccentric cams, that are pivoted tion, but by the new method, which I THE BRADFORD TRICYCLE. to the casing of the fastener and operated made known a short time ago, this is ef- by bell crank levers, which turn on a com- fected easily and rapidly. The following mon pin, and are acted upon by…

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