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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 5 (1864) (1864)

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sual. We have omitted these temperatures, and thus give off heat which would site to prevent accidental misplacement of the parts. and the stays, to avoid making the engraving com- otherwise be lost. The lock herewith represented is intended to pre- plex. The hight of water over vent the evils… … niting the latter; in a confined a tooth, C, projecting upward. This is fitted to the space (as in a shell, or the barrel casting, A, by a beveled face, D (see section Fig. 2). of a gun) the almost instantane- There is also a shoulder, E, cast on the inside of the ous rapidity of its explosion pro-…

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