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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 15 (April 1878) (1878)
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nake. axles assume positions of radii of the curve. The Engineer There was one brought in town a few days ago with a much been gradually growing in favor abroad, and their advan- states that for a very long carriage, say 80 feet, eight wheels tages have at length, after a hard struggle, become… … SID£ ELEVATION. Fl C ^ & E L E PLAN OF AXLEFRAMES ON A CURI/E OF 100 FEET RADIUS f / C L 3 OLEMIXSON'S FLEXIBLE WHEEL BASE STSTEM. © 1878 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatents · Iron · Patented · Explosion · Boiler · Scientific American · Improved · Electric currents · Cubic mile · Woody fiber · Horse power · Square feet · Fire damp · Illustrated catalogue · Large numbers · Corroded cannon
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