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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 14 (April 1885) (1885)

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pivoted so as to swing in a horizontal plane by the the free end of the casing. Held in the recess by a pin, F. One end of the lever, H, is curved, and is con- screw is a sliding bolt, a, the under side of which is nected by the link, G, with the short arm of the lever, formed with serrations, and… … An aperture is formed in the end of the shackle BEEVE'S IMPBOVED SEAL LOCK. BYE'S CAB COUPLING. for receiving the usual seal. Additional particulars regarding this seal lock the spring. This furnishes a yielding pull for the can be had by addressing the inventor, Mr David B. the ear body and…

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