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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 12 (March 1909) (1909)

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, one of pump being employed for this purpose. One of the Front view of the "1877" Selden automobile. The "1877" Selden car built about 1905. The car has been built as nearly as possible to conform with the specifications of the Standing at the curb is the car built by Henry Ford as an exhibit In… … Oil pump for fuel feed at right, fhe bell mouth extending downward is the exhaust. Friction clutch, reducing gears, and hub clutch. AUTOMOBILES CONSTB.TJCTED ACCOB.DING TO THE SELDEN PATENT.

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