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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 12 (March 1882) (1882)

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at the yards, NOVEL DOOR HANGER. and the loaded Eastern cars made up into trains and started By this arrangement the opening between the jaws is always The engraving shows an improved roller hanger for barn Eastward. The transfer thus made is quick and cheap, and in a central position. By removing… … IDE'S DOOR HANGER. deposit of the sediment in the drum, and is connected with hanger has a flange beveled on both sides, which runs in tlie the other end of the boiler by a valved pipe through which BUTLER'S IMPROVED HAND VISE. slot of the rail or track, and is capable of adapting itself to the…

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