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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 13 (1875) (1875)

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été de Sauvetage appearance and arrangement of the same as now submitted des Naufragés, and by the English Board of Trade, do not for the first time to the consideration of the seafaring inte- exceed a working length of 240 yards; and as regards ex- rests: first, as packed at the station, ready for… … from a suppositious wreck in four minutes, at a distance of turns and ready for use, as we have actually seen and record- 600 yards, necessarily implies the work of rope-hauling (four ed; the projectile being also fitted with atail, whereby itcan ROGERS’ UIFE-SAVING APPARATUS.—Fig. 1. be readily…

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