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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 4 (July 1897) (1897)

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a distance in Fig. 2 supporting scaffolding on an inclined ladder. of.Middletown, N. Y. Extending transversely near the of six miles the carriage had to travel through a bed of The body or platform member of the trestle has one upper edge of a fixed inclined table is a water delivery end slightly… … DESMOND'S SCALE BEMOVING APPARATUS. brake. The steering gear is simple and easily handled. TBESTLE OE S. 8. AND W. L. CLAAB. The rear wheels are thirty-six inches in diameter, the front wheels are thirty inches in diameter. the table, the pipe being connected with any desired They are provided with…

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