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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 25 (December 1882) (1882)

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ucture, and can actually be split off in vehicle is specially adapted for country roads and for the Lake Mailland, Fla.; S. H. Macrae, Granada, Nicaragua, scales, but they are very rarely divided in this way, as there use of mail carriers, sportsmen, etc., it is claimedby the in- C. A.; Rubsam &… … NOVEL ROAD VEHICLE. cases it is well to shape the piece of pumice effect upon any. eo as to fit the form of the article to be The Pictet machines, with the exception of polished, and then the latter can be fastened to a handle the pump and engine, are built entirely of copper and are ventor, Mr. F.…

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