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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 15 (December 23, 1855) (1855)

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e known amongst the billiard table makers as force it will finally return in a direct line par- such pistols. The average number of menem- force the more the rubber is compressed, and the “pipe” or “tube” cushion. It is com- allel with the end cushions, when, if correct ployed in Colt’s factory at… … rapidly the hose-pipe burst; some person in or embedding of the ball, together with the ' is referred to figs. 4, 5, and 6 which are sec- objections referred to in the old table are | called to the engineer to stop the engine, which extreme clasticity of the rubber is the cause of tional views of…

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