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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 26 (June 1895) (1895)

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trap. Upon the admission of live steam from the it is but a matter of a moment to apply the instrument each space represents a mile. The blue index revolves boiler to the trap the check valve in the pipe leading to a wheel, and its dial can be read at a glance from once in 1,600 miles, so that each… … traveled may be seen at RETURN TRAP. TANK TRAP. of various sizes, wn.ch will contain a great variety of a glance. The dial is growing plants from tropical countries. In the out- protected by a heavy THE BUNDY STEAM TRAP, door department will be as large a variety of plants as watch crystal, secured…

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