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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 9 (August 1893) (1893)

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The only extra cost of hauling the greater number of front of the bed there is fitted a saddle with a bearing polish, and it stands on record as the thinnest sheet of for a sleeve, through which passes the boring spindle, passengers lies in the increased number of guards on iron ever rolled. The… … structures could be made to two places upon the surface of IMPROVED CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTICAL BORING MACHINE. carry much longer trains by a the sphere is along the great cir- proper arrangement of the cle which joins them, and that it weight of the locomotive. Before radical steps are and bevel wheel…

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