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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 15 (October 1889) (1889)

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lustration also shows through a coil of pipe in a drum, B, in which steam motives and cars, to be entirely supported by the a method of attaching scissors, which may be provided from one of the engines exhausts by means of the rails, and by which gravity will be made available for with this… … the standard, is attached a segment of a gear wheel, Ladd. To the head of the rail, with the frog to be NORRELL'S SCISSORS ATTACHMENT. which meshes with a pinion operated by a thumb used on the outside of the rail, is fitted a clamp, having wheel at the side, whereby the vertical elevation in an…

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