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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 11 (March 1882) (1882)

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W SIDE-SADDLE GIRTH. fayette, Ind., at 7 A.M. of the morning of February 20. afterward by means of guys. The top sections, to which the The engraving shows an improved side-saddle girth which Neither the engineer nor fireman had arrived, and as one of lamps are to be permanently attached, are put… … moment. The pieces of the with the right hand, unhooks McNATJGHT'S SIDE-SADDLE GIRTH. wreck were not blown over all it, and by pulling on it brings creation, as is usually the case, the two pulleys, F and G, to- but the force of the explosion seemed to have spent itself gether (Fig. 2); by this…

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