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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 26 (1861) (1861)

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be or frame containing cross wires, 12-pound ball, and discharged at a plate of iron, fur- and immediately behind the wires he places a convex lens. the most novel of these is represented in the accom- nished from the works of Mr. Shocnberger, nearly For the back sight of the telescope or plate or… … the piece will select the lens which he finds best suited to nearly 5 inches thick. The guns were loaded with 12 his sight. Sights similarly constructed are suitable for A series of chains, formed of the bent loops, a, and pounds of powder, solid, strapped shot, and wad. other fire-arms and for…

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