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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 9 (March 1902) (1902)

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h slot in when the speed is too slow. Now, it will order that the seat may be inserted and removed. It is be noticed that instead of utilizing the evident from this construction that the seat can be cages ordinarily used, the main rollers, easily placed in the slots, shifted either forward or A,… … bicycle days and endeavor to adjust it to modern con- under heavy trucking that steps are now being taken to ditions. Here, apparently, was a complete solution of A NEW REVERSIBLE AUTOMOBILE SEAT. enter that most severe field of trolley and railroad serv- the problem of adequate bearing surface,…

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