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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 2 (July 1898) (1898)

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largements copyists, first into ' naphtha,' and then further into parts of the improvement, Fig. 1 is a bicycle steering 'nephthar.'" connecting adjacent bulbs. As. indicated in the sec- head with portions broken away to show the improve- tional views, these enlargements are provided with Of… … known in the United States for many years previous to GABCIA'S AUTOMATIC STEEBINO HEAD FOB BICYCLES. spaces in both boiler and furnaces. Extending between 1859, when it first became commercially important. If the water space of the furnaces and the interior of the an enterprising people like the…

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