Collier's New Encyclopedia (1921)/Rail Wagon
RAIL WAGON, a combination vehicle so constructed as to be readily convertible for use on any ordinary roadway or on a railroad track. It was invented by Joseph C. Brown, of Toledo, O., in 1898.
Edition of 1921; disclaimer.
RAIL WAGON, a combination vehicle so constructed as to be readily convertible for use on any ordinary roadway or on a railroad track. It was invented by Joseph C. Brown, of Toledo, O., in 1898.