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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 24 (June 1873)

1873 · 18 pictures

An issue of Scientific American, the weekly New York patent and invention paper of 1873, addressed to inventors, machinists, manufacturers and curious general readers. The plates are wood-engraved machine drawings: cutaway sections of hot-air engines and boiler tubes with labelled arrows and hatched metal, flywheels, gear trains, a flanged ring, and small silhouetted shop machines useful as technical spot art.

Patents · Improved · Cylinder · Air · Scientific American · Consists · Steam engine · Sewing machine · Hot air · Versed sine · Ten minutes · Takes place · Address munn · Horse power · Patent office

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