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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 5, No. 4 (July 27, 1861) (1861)

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2 is a section of the end of the easily taken apart and put together, and if the main- It is well known to all soldiers that the tearing of tube. The opening through the nozzle is made coni- spring or either of its other few pieces should be cartridges with the teeth in battle soon causes an… … forces at Cairo, « takes the suggested ; the expense would HILLER’S GUN LOCK. responsibility’ of accepting not be over one cent for each, while the improvement would be of incalculable. nozzle. As the liquid would not rise through the the gift, on behalf of the government, remarking that ‘a good…

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