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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 2 (January 1907) (1907)

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Brothers' Steam Wagon of Forty Years Ago. A. L. Hiker's Electric Tricycle, Built Twenty Years Ago. This IB the first machine built along the lines of the present-day automobile. A small battery motor drove the large wheel by friction. Richard Dudgeon's Steam Road Car, Built in 1860. Mr. R. E. Olds'… … Mr. Elwood Haynes's First Gasoline Automobile, Built in 1893. One of Mr. Charles E. Duryea's Oldest Gasoline Machines, Built in 1893. SOME OF THE FIRST AMERICAN STEAM, ELECTRIC, AND GASOLINE AUTOMOBILES—[See page 23.]

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