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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 1 (January 1902) (1902)

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s in the employment of a num- over, one train will be able to make many trips in a de Stern, representing the club, had with Baron de day. This system is to be used not so much for in- ber of "saddle cars," which are successively taken up Zuylen, President of the French Club, upon this and dropped… … Thornycroft Steam Wagon Company, Limited, Chis- accompanied by a number of most interesting engrav- wick, London. Class D (load four tons, no tare limit, METHOD OF UNLOADING PASSENGERS FROM MOVING ings. This is the first installment. "The Practical platform area not specified, speed five miles per…

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