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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 8 (February 1881) (1881)

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ey form the handle for a detachable shovel, fering, howeling, and crozing, which prepares the cask to hands of the engineers or train-men. The switch levers are which may readily be attached or detached. receive the heads. It cuts the chamfer, howel, and croze connected to a rod extending in both… … work of the carriage. These wheels trains. are driven by the revolving armatures Fig. 4.--P0WER WINDLASS FOR TIGHT AND SLACK BARRELS, Messrs. Anthony W. Byers arid of the dynamo machine on the car James C. Dorser, of Sherman, Texas, by means of an endless screw. The have patented an improved cotton…

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