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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 8 (August 1905) (1905)

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er has been one of the principal causes of great BY DAT ALLEN WILLEY. firing position, the recoil and return of the breech op- loss of life. The coaches of tp-day can withstand far The passenger car as seen on the standard-gage erating a mechanism within the casing which ejects American railroads… … In the Paint Shop. Fitting a Truck to a Completed Car Body, Nailing on the Hardwood Finishing. Putting the Siding on a Skeleton Car Body and Hanging the Piping. THE BUILDING OF A RAILWAY CAR. over a half century which has been made in the con- not strange when the plan of building them is studied.…

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