nected by fish-plates C andD, which are formed to fit snugly against the sidesof the rails. The fish-plates are formed with treadsurfaces adapted to fit into the cut-out portions ofthe rail treads. The fish-plate C is secured by boltsto rail A and fish-plate D is similarly fastened to therail B. At… … SAIL JOIN! WITH CONTINUOUS-TREAD SURFACE. slots of one of the fish-plates, while the main shanksextend through the rail web and the fish-plate on theopposite side., where they are secured by nuts. Inthis way the fish-plate securely fastened to one railhas a sliding connection with the other, and…
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