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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 3 (July 1908) (1908)

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of loose sand to such an extent tion of street railways, have led to a live forward ramming both cope and drag molds simultaneously as to practically eliminate gravity as a factor and to movement in British locomotive engine construction. by the same motion. The vibrator to jolt the drag compact… … C'ylliiueru, luur, iu?j iuciusb uy a> uicura). iiiivmg wneeio, 6 feet diameter. Heating surface, 2,787 "i"*™ teev bvuer preaBttre, 175 pounds. A NEW BEITISH EXPBESS LOCOMOTIVE.

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