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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 23 (June 1896) (1896)

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three tons per day. bridge of a new design based on the principle of loaded horseman appeared riding slowly, with observant eyes, a man of experience, an expert in soapstone. Here he As acid has absolutely no action upon the stone, it is buggies running on elliptic shaped tracks and acting as… … For years this soapstone of the bridge lifted in the A NEW TYPE OF LIFT BRIDGE-SIDE VIEW. was put on the market at same way. The bascule a loss. The very quality consists of eight 70 foot which gives it superiority girders 6 feet 2 inches deep made the difficulty. No that weigh about 21,400…

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