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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 2 (January 1884) (1884)

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made of very tough steel made lous bar passes. When a car is uncoupled, the free end of the bottom is a frame of bars, serving to strengthen the by different processes. The so-called charcoal tin is made its lever is raised and held in this position on the shoulder plates. The catcher is bolted… … PHILLIPS' LOCOMOTIVE COW CATCHER. muifles are placed on wagons and run in a warming fur- DOUGHERTY'S CAR COUPLING. nace, where they are left ten, or fifteen hours. The polish- engine, and is made wide enough to cover the rails. On the ing is performed by drawing the sheets of iron, after they…

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