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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 5 (August 1902) (1902)

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st Lime, finest equipment, everything forcomfort and convenience of passengers. See nearestagent or write A. W. Ecclestone, D. P. Agt., 385 Broad,way, New York City. 12=inch Pipe cut off andThreaded with ease by oneman arid a PATENT DIE STOCK Smaller sizes proportionaleasv. S&nd for… … DENSMORE TYPEWRITER CO.,309 Broadway, New York PALMER MARINE and STATIONARY MOTORS 2 and 4 CYCLE are no experiment, as theyare in successful operation Hin all parts of the world. Launches in stock. Send for Catalogue. PALMER BROS., Cos Cob, Conn.

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