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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 27 (December 1893) (1893)

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s are neatly incased with A FINE YACHT ENGINE. electrical current through a trolley, by storage bat- teries, or by a small dynamo taking power from the German silver covers. On the front and bottom of the A fast steam yacht has been recently completed at Bridgeport, Conn., for Mr. H. M. Hills,… … tional Dunbar packing, consisting of lar clamped FALCO'S ELECTRICALLY OPERATED RAILWAY SWITCH. ENGINE OF STEAM YACHT DREAM a solid center, or " bull" ring, and on rigidly to the shaft. On each each side of which is fitted an L-shaped ring and a square ring. These rings are cut in three car axle,…

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