Electrical Execution Apparatus - North of the first 'E' in West Elizabeth, and north of the Little Creek River, this card is upstairs inside the centre-east house Typewriter - There's a warehouse right on where the second 'T' in West Elizabeth is marked on the map, the card is next to the door Revolver - Around the back of the gunsmith's in Annesburg Telegraph - On the disused train platform northwest of the Van Horn Trading Post Manned Glider - You find this on in the barn to the west of Caliga Hall on the map, which is west of Saint Denis Dynamite - Around the back of Shady Belle to the southwest of Saint Denis and south of Caliga Hall Cylinder Phonograph - Inside the northern Valentine saloon Player Piano - This card is found on top of the piano in the building to the west of the 'D' in Saint Denis Electrical Light Bulb - In the northeast of the map there's Brandywine Drop
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