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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 4 (1874) (1874)

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whole vast summit of the spire would also form a magnificent observa- knife. pile to be of similar material. Cuneiform characters, im- The coloring of the wax is an important matter, seeirg tory, while the view of the surrounding country would be printed upon the sun-dried clay, have told to the… … It is hardly necessary for us to point out the very appro- those of firmer texture and fixity of shape are riade in plast- at the admirable effort of both artist and engraver, to which priate character of the design in connection with the object ermolds. The patterns are laid on a flat, smooth…

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