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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 6 (February 1894) (1894)

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for the work, the motorman being supplied by the dition : sels, has very little room to spare for engines and railroad company ; the post office employes act as "In all probability we shall not hear any more of their auxiliaries, consequently the design of the air messengers. The delivery by horse… … simple and strong. The steam valves of the animals in this way which made an excellent BLAKE'S VERTICAL TWIN CYLINDER AIR PUMP. steam cylinders are plain "D" slide valves, which, soup. I presented the Nansen expedition with by means of levers, are operated by a supple- a large number of silk nets…

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