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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 2 (July 1879) (1879)

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contact with the water surface in the The accompanying engravings represent an improved fire box, and all of the surfaces exposed to any considerable A lady in Madrid, Me., who carried a valuable gold watch, portable self contained steam engine, called the "Diamond. heat are entirely covered with… … FALES' PORTABLE ENGINE. It is intended for a great variety of uses where a light, safe, and economical power is required. Externally this en- gine appears like others in market, but there are points in its construction that seem quite novel. The. cylinder, D, and its valve chest, E, are suspended…

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