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Scientific American
Architects and Builders edition.
No. 26
With Two Supplements consisting ofTwo Plates in Colors and One Large Sheet of Details.
DECEMBER, 1887 Single Copies, 25 Cents.—$2.50 a Year
Copyrighted, 1887, By Munn & Co.
New York: Published by MUNN & CO., 361 Broadway, corner Franklin Street.
Economic ✠ Gas ✠ Engines.
Best in principle, workmanship, and materials. An unequalled smallMotor adapted to all uses. When the Motor is not at work, the expenseof running it ceases. Simple, Safe, Economical, Durable. No extraInsurance required.
PLUMBERS’ GAS ENGINE.
Especially adapted for pumping water in Private and ApartmentHouses, Flats, Small Hotels, and many other places.
No. 6.1 Man.
Capacity 250 Gallons, 50 feet high, per hour.
LARGER SIZES.
No. 7. One‐Half Horse, 600 Gallons, 50 feet High, per Hour.
No. 8. One Horse, – 1,500 „ „ „ „
GASOLINE GAS ENGINES.
No. 15. One Man, – 300 Gallons, 50 feet High, per Hour.
No. 16. One‐Half Horse, 600 „ „ „ „
No. 18, One Horse, – 1,500 „ „ „ „
Four Sizes, from Motor for Sewing Machine or Dental Engine to One HorsePower.
Our Gas Engines will work satisfactorily when attached to GasolineMachines.
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
Economic Gas Engine Co.,
Office and Salesroom, 34 DEY ST., NEW YORK.
STAR HACK SAW.No. 2.
This Saw is much harder than a file, and will cut iron almost as fastas it will wood. One saw blade will cut off a bar of half‐inch roundiron one hundred times. The blade is eight inches long, and will domost of the sawing required about a house, shop, or farm. The PatentFrame is made of steel, polished and nickel plated. It will face thesaw in four directions, as desired. Frame and twelve Saw Blades sentby mail, postage prepaid, on receipt of $1.50. Hardware dealers wi