. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . behind this is a massive rack, onwhich are displayed the various types of National pipe used in the nil fieldsof the world. Capping this enormousrack, is the largest and longest individuallength of lap-welded wrought pipe evermade in America, consisting of one lengthuf 20-inch O. 1). National pipe, 39. NATIONAL COMPANY EXHIBIT: PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION. and allied tubular products, Kewaneespecialties, fittings, Shelby seamlesstubing and cylinders. The display ofNational pipe and
. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . behind this is a massive rack, onwhich are displayed the various types of National pipe used in the nil fieldsof the world. Capping this enormousrack, is the largest and longest individuallength of lap-welded wrought pipe evermade in America, consisting of one lengthuf 20-inch O. 1). National pipe, 39. NATIONAL COMPANY EXHIBIT: PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION. and allied tubular products, Kewaneespecialties, fittings, Shelby seamlesstubing and cylinders. The display ofNational pipe and allied products is thelargest of the three sections. This is as itshould lie. as the National Tube Companyhas an annual capacity exceeding nf tubular products. Entering the main section, the visitorwalks through a large arch, fifteen feet in feel fi inches long. This double lengthof National pipe, was welded at theNational Works of National Tube Com-pany, McKeesport, Pa. On the right hand there is an extensivedisplay of Kewanee specialties, includ-ing unions, regrinding valve, brass fittings,cocks and valves, malleable and cast ironand wrought fittings, testing machines,and other devices. A Consistent Mason. Engineer F. E. Mason, was on ErieRailroad 3-77 May 20, and when passingMatthews Crossing, just west of Leavitts-burg, Ohio, he discovered a house on stopped his train,
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