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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 7 (August 1880) (1880)

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the applieation of this device by re- In the traffic of a great city like New York or Philadel phia ducing the amount of power required to start will permit be readily applied to the ordinary cars. If the device is it is no uncommon thing to see a pair of horses toiling up a of using lighter… … oil, and will outlast the car ing usually relieved before 7" ~^ HANSELL'S CAR STARTER. to which it is applied. It is the horses have fairly started; as simple as a piece of me- the consequence is that there chanism can be to accomplish the work and is always ready be effected in the construction of…

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