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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 14 (September 1899) (1899)

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set of rollers roll upon the flanges of the other set, came possessed with the idea of starting a med- the concentric tracks being grooved alongside their DETAIL AND PERSPECTIVE VIEWS OF ROTARY ENGINE. ical and surgical umseum in which every form bearing-surfaces to receive the flanges, but without… … a flattened end (Fig. 4), which is embraced by flat usually considered fatal. In one gallery there ST. LOUIS' ROLLER-BEARING FOR BICTCLES. are the surgical appliances of all kinds, and plate springs whose function it is to hold the valves normally in position. here may be seen samples of…

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