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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 24 (December 1902) (1902)

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BY B. B. ADA.1I>. bulk, we have chosen the Park Row Building. New Signals have come during the last dozen years to be westbound tracks of a four-track railroad; those on York, which has a total height of 390 feet. If this an important feature on many railroads, where, a the right-hand mast being… … different designs, so that within Fig. 2.—Grafton Three-position Automatic Block Signals on the Pittsburg, a hundred miles of New York Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. one may see four or five different kinds of automatic signals. The irack, and those on the left-hand being for the inner automatic…

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