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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 1 (January 1908) (1908)

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latter to rotate and feed itself with the nozzle around other, according to the work in hand; that is, the set roads. The lock is a very simple one, which may be on the gear ring. The water striking the vanes is of markers in one guideway may be set to mark ver- instantly disconnected from the… … spur section is LOCK FOE VEHICLE SEATS. freezing fast to the hinged to the ICE CREEPER. line in cold weath- heel section, ply lifting the seat. In our illustration the vehicle er. It will be ob- and by means of a flat spring, may be held either in body is indicated at A, while at B is a seat…

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