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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 4 (July 1888) (1888)

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intain the pin in raised po-sition, the handle of the lever, as it is thrown down-ward in moving the slide, being also moved outwardfrom the car body. The lower end of the coupling pinis also provided with a gravity catch, engaging ashoulder of the drawhead, to be used in arranging thecoupler for… … ^W\ BYRNES CAR COUPLING. link. A handle extends upward, whereby the slidemay be operated from the top of the car, as well as bythe levers at the sides. AN IMPROVED SHOW CASE.A show case having a shelf operating in connectionwith a sliding cover, and designed to be strong, dura-ble, and attractive,…

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