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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 15 (October 1896) (1896)

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the cantilever bridgeand back. Our engraving shows the general appear-ance of the double seated inspection car. Ball bearingsare used, the car being provided with a self-containedbearing case which covers the axle. In this case areplaced the ball bearings, composed of two parts. Allside strains… … • By E. T. Allen, M.D., Ph.D., editor of the American Jeweler. THE NEW HABTLET ft TEETEB BALL BEABINGINSPECTION CAB. on the sprocket wheel and removing one nut. Thecar is light, but is exceedingly practical and durable. m i » i m How to Prepare Calcium Tnnsstate for X RayScreens. BT C. E. TENWANT,…

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