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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 11 (March 1872)

1872 · 11 pictures

A weekly issue of Scientific American from March 1872, published in New York by Munn & Co. for inventors, engineers, and patent-minded readers. Wood engravings show patented apparatus in three-quarter view — a rotary filter, a pressure cylinder with hose, a sewing machine treadle mechanism, a lamp throwing lettered rays — useful for hatched metal shading, machine silhouettes, and small trade-mark devices.

Patents · Iron · Tuns · Machine · Heat · Specific heat · Wrought iron · Wood flume · Scientific American · Second third · Hot air · Gun cotton · Transverse strain · Beet sugar · Portable steam

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