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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 20 (May 1881) (1881)

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s ot the crank axle also brings the car much nearer the ence of the communications presented during the session. The to the same inventor under the date of November 5, 1872, ground, passengers being thus able to step easily from the in such a manner as to simplify the construction and brilliancy of… … described without engra- MOLESWORTH'S ROAD CAR. ables the driver to have vings. proper command of his horses, to be free from interference ] harmony and fraternal feeling that had characterized their An improvement in wagon gear has been patented by Mr. from passengers, and also to he in close…

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