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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 15 (October 1885) (1885)

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interfered with by hole in the lug. The heel calks are secured in a similar by pins; the rear ends of the runners have slots way; the shape of these calks an«i of the recesses they through which passes a rod held at both ends in hang- enter is clearly shown in the engraving. The small ers fixed to… … CARTMELL & BAYLESS' AUTOMATIC WAGON BRAKE. THE STEVENS PATENT HORSESHOE. two plates held to each other by screws passing through slots. Fixed at the opposite ends of the cen- the removal of the wagon box. The brake is simple, that by the use of these calks—which may be easily tral section are…

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