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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 6 (February 1907) (1907)

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rails. The rails lands upon the spring platform at the end of the gap. stationary, while the car swings rapidly over her. But In the construction of the incline, the greatest care have a V-shaped upper tread, anil as the rear rollers are cut to fit this it is all over in an instant; for in less… … pound car is no light course, while just object to be hurled before the landing is The Forward End of the Car Momentarily Stands Still While the Kear Swings Over. across a gap of 20 made, a similar loop feet. is described by the THE SOMERSAULTING AUTOMOBILE.

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