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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 1 (July 1885) (1885)

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. At the middle of Some interesting tests of the fire-resisting properties and down. The pressure on the slats is transmitted to the forward end is an inclined tongue to rest against of cyanite were afforded by the manufacturers of the the side of the rail head and form an inclined plane the bars,… … under part of the woodwork of the stairs continued to TAYI.OE'S SFBING FEAME FOR BEDS. SNOW'S IMPEOVED CAB BEFLACEB. smoulder, the stairs were proved to be strong enough to bear the weight of a man. Other tests, with pack- and end pieces are notched for the purpose of locking for the wheel flange…

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