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Identifier: streetrailwayrev06amer (find matches)
Title: The street railway review
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: American Street Railway Association Street Railway Accountants' Association of America American Railway, Mechanical, and Electrical Association
Subjects: Street-railroads
Publisher: Chicago : Street Railway Review Pub. Co
Contributing Library: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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cribed in the Review, distributedpamphlets, and its representative explained fully the line of businesspursued. Berry Brothers, Detroit, Mich., displayed a variety of samples ofvarnishes for car work. The exhibit was in charge of L. M. Combs,resident manager. D. C. Sweet, Springfield, Mass., showed two samples of his wheelgrinding machine which has recently been fully illustrated anddescribed in the Review. It will be remerfibered that this machineis driven by the car motor and grinds the wheels without removingthem from the car. The machine was shown with wheels in positionfor grinding. The R. D. Nuttall Company, Allegheny, Pa., had a variety of gearsand pinions, trolley wheels, etc. The most striking feature was ahandsomely-finished trolley pole and base erected in front of theexhibit. The Nuttall sleet wheel came in for a considerable share ofattention, and it is claimed that this wheel is a complete protectionagainst the trouble it is designed to meet. Represented l>y Arthur S.
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EXHIBIT HALL —LOOKING WEST. M. M. Buck, St. Louis, had a very comprehensive display of carlamps and trimmings, Joyce car and track jacks, headlights, tools,oilers, waste, oil tanks and a variety of miscellaneous hardware. Robert A. Schleges & Bro.. St. Louis, made a handsome display ofplain, ornamental and colored glass and mirrors of every shape foruse or ornamentation in street car work. E. M. Davis had a working model of an automatic switch thrower,which attracted considerable attention. The Ready Rock Asphalt Roofing Company, St. Louis, exhibitedsamples of its roofing material, which consists of layers of rosin-sizedpaper, Trinidad asphalt and screened gravel in several alternatelayers. The H. \V. Johns Manufacturing Company displayed a large lineof electrical material, including insulators, mica, sockets, controllerparts, vulcabeston, heaters, bushings, etc. Partridge, St. Louis agent. President Estep was also present; alsoGarson Myers, Chicago agent; and A. H. Englund, Phi

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