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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 21 (November 1884) (1884)

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rack sections, which to keep the boat within its influence, and proceed toward a adjust the seat to the convenience of the user. To avoid are hinged to each other and to the inner longitudinal bar, wreck, or other desired point, at the same time. This diffi- so that two or more sections can be… … harbor entrances is also advantageous to a certain extent, but there remain many practical difficulties in the way." ALLENDER'S FOLDING TOP CRIB. AXFORD'S IMPROVED ROAD VEHICLE. cess to the *rib. To the lower corners of the one section "I can always tell the nationality of an engineer by the any…

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