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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 17 (October 1900) (1900)

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ountry, are taken down and shipped in and with a view to enabling the company to make use "in the white;" that is, they have merely a priming sections. Where the car is completely finished, men of wider and larger cars, the new tracks will be placed coat to protect the woodwork from dampness. When… … The newly established car works at Preston, labor. Such is the strength of the machine, that FBONT VIEW, SHOWING TWO LENGTHS OF BAIL FULLED England, have not so far attempted to manu- LOOSE AND BBOEEN. the rail is torn bodily away from the ties and up facture trucks, but are .importing those of the…

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