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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 2 (January 1906) (1906)

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bical block, O, through which passes a shouldered pin, C. A hole is drilled transversely through this pin and the block to receive the pin, A. A small locking pin, B, passes lengthwise through the pin, G, and transversely through pin, A, serving to hold them together in proper relative position.… … THOMAS SAFETY RATCHET DEVICE FOR STOPPING A an automobile, which would do away with the compli- CAR FROM BACKING DOWN HILL. Fig-. 2.—SECTION THROUGH JOINT. cations and deficiencies of the differential gear. We illustrate herewith a simple clutch which appears to to a ring surrounded by an annular…

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