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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 2 (1865) (1865)

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Birmingham correspondent ulation length of the United States service, and in When it was finished it ran on a temporary wat laid says:—‘‘ A strange comment on the American war the cap of the steel hilt has the charging part of a down in Whinfield’s yard, at Gateshead. John Turn- presented itself at… … sword-revolver ready made to never weary of prophesying his hand, and illustrated on page 88, Vol. IX. of that ‘‘the day would come when the locomotive Birmingham show of last week. Messrs. Howard, the ScIENTIFIC AMERICAN. It was invented by Mr. the eminent manufacturers of Bedford, stated that…

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