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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 3 (January 1903) (1903)

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and a hose reel, while the suction pipes are so as to be easily controlled from the engineer's plat- air-tight fit. A valve chest, cast of solid brass, con- placed along the sides. Three lanterns serve to light form at the back. Both the driving and the pumping nects the cylinders, and contains a… … 15 brake horse power, the ignition built at the headquarters of the A GERMAN SELF-PROPELLED FIRE ENGINE DRIVEN BT A BENZINE MOTOR being by a magneto, which Brigade at Southwark, and assures the motor's start- will doubtless be followed ing without delay by other vehicles after In its readiness to…

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