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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 5 (July 1892) (1892)
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Samuel Lowberg, in care of Mr. E. C. Benedict, No. picture is very nearly a representation of a chair used ive in operation, and easily operated for coupling or 29 Broad Street, New York City. for many years by the Duke of Wellington, at Walmer uncoupling from either the side or the top of the car.… … ^a^^"^ ment of the link. When the plate is in its lowermost position, an entering link swings it backward until it passes the head of the link and drops into ehgageuent DTJKE OF WELLINQTON" CBAIB. LOWBESG'S DECK-CLEANING KACHINE, © 1892 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Colors · Munn · Color · Radiations · Scientific American · Apparatus · Sensitized film · Sealed proposals · Perpetual motion · Twelve variables · Horse power · Sheet iron · Wall paper · Express money · Red radiations
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