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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 20 (May 1905) (1905)

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J proved railway tie and clamp recently patented by Mr. in which the nozzle is formed. by a needle valve, the stem of which is guided in a ■ sleeve carried by a spider resting on the rim of the Henry S. Kilbourne, of Hayden Building, Nashville, Within the casing is a large tube, Tenn. The… … I inverted receptacle. Thence they receiver, will give the viscosity of the oil. A RAILROAD TIE AND CLAMP. pass into the tube, B, forcing the patent on this viscosimeter is owned by the fluid in the latter out through the sive, and yet it possesses great strength and durability. Fiske Brothers…

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