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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 24 (December 1890) (1890)

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I ■ > ^ — placed they are wholly or partially AN IMFBOVED VELOCIFEDE. tamped from the open ends, which are then closed by tral portion, but extending horizontally through per- In the machine shown in the illustration the driving triangular end pieces, each having lower lugs to enter forations in… … Andrew Deets, of Plymouth, Pa. MABTIN'S VELOCIFEDE. At a convenient point is a pair of extra thick ties resting upon a base support, forming a recess beneath positive in operation, to propel the machine at a high the rails in which is mounted a transverse shaft carry- speed with a minimum outlay of…

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