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Blackman & Blackman 1864: Timber with crossed-braced diagonals. Vertical rods. Post-tensioning rope<br />

below bottom chord.<br />

Cole & Soule 1866: Threaded iron-rod bottom chord. Timber compression members.<br />

Corey 1867: Timber diagonals notched into chords between vertical rods.<br />

White, T. B. 1867: Iron. Built-up hollow sections <strong>for</strong> chords and diagonals.<br />

Rust & Herrmann 1868: Iron. Inclined end posts.<br />

Thompson 1868: Iron. Curved top chord. Crossed diagonals. Multi-bar chords.<br />

White, T. B. 1869: Iron. Four piece, concave, quarter-arc, diagonal struts and end posts.<br />

Ensign: 1869: Chords are trussed beams. Diagonals and verticals are not to same points on chords.<br />

Cartter 1870: Timber top chord and web bracing. Lower chord of interlocking iron plates.<br />

McDowell 1870: Timber chords and splayed crossed diagonals. Vertical rods. Double-sloped top chord in<br />

end panels.<br />

Burke 1871: Steep-pitched diagonals. Rod verticals and reversed, sloped diagonals.<br />

Cartter 1872: Timber top chord and crossed diagonals. Wrought-iron bottom chord and verticals. Special<br />

shoe connects bottom chord, end post, vertical rod, and timber diagonal.<br />

Anderson 1873: Bottom-chord bars lapped and secured by threaded lateral rods and nuts.<br />

Bower 1873: Single timber diagonal in all panels. Vertical rods. Cambered chords.<br />

Bogardus 1874: Curved-chord truss with Howe, Pratt and double Warren characteristics. Pipe used <strong>for</strong><br />

compression diagonal contains a tension rod. Panel lengths increase toward mid-span, which permits<br />

diagonals to be parallel.<br />

Densmore 1877: Timber top-chord. Number of bars in bottom chord increase toward mid-span.<br />

Irelan 1877: Timber. Sloping roof-truss type chord. Mid-height struts parallel to top chord.<br />

Gorrill 1880: Center panels of timber top chord have a sub-chord.<br />

Fritz 1884: Timber chord and crossed diagonals. Paired vertical rods. Multi-rod bottom chord.<br />

Carr & Carr 1885: Timber top chord and diagonals. Bottom chord and verticals are rods.<br />

Buckley 1887: Timber chords, plus wire cables underneath bottom chord.<br />

Lane 1890: Chords and diagonals are used rails. Verticals are rods.<br />

Weiss 1893: Lengths of all members are adjustable.<br />

Howe Configurations<br />

Greiner 1894: Truss members are used rails. Single diagonal in panels.<br />

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