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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 5 (January 1904) (1904)

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the general appearance and water about once a week. door in the side of the carriage, the driver can de- part of the chassis of the new Columbia double opposed- termine the level of gasoline in the tank by means of cylinder touring car, which was designed by Mr. H. P. three pet cocks arranged at… … THE COLUMBIA 12-H0BSEP0WEB TOURING CAB. FBONT END OF CHASSIS OF COLUMBIA CAB. at the Automobile Show. The 4*4 x 5, double, opposed- can be readily pulled out and used whenever desired. tinctly novel lines, and is patterned somewhat after cylinder motor is placed crosswise of the frame, under a…

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