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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 15 (April 1890) (1890)

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solidly a tin box the two jaws of the drawhead. Fig. 1 shows the device and Abraham D. Hoss, of Deer Lodge City, Montana. with perforated cover. When placed in water the con- in coupled position and Fig. 3 when it is adjusted for tents slowly dissolve, the perforated cover preventing In one side… … worked by a string passing on return pulleys, and the in the accompanying illustration represents an Im- SEAY'S CAR COUPLING. ends of which are attached to one of the two necks of the rear of the vertical recess in the drawhead, and near the pulley ; this latter has a circular to and fro move- ment…

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