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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 25 (1880) (1880)

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not: in the count as a manufacturer of engineers’ tools. It was here one step after another may be taken until the arrival] at the province of the engineer, and whenéver he has to execute that he first became generally known for superiot workman- required height. any work upon any object situated,… … of papier mache, consisting in coating the surface of the ar- The annexed engraving.shows an improved apparatus for ticle with transparent varnish, in then depositing thereon regulating the supply of water fed to steam boilers. It ope- CLIMBING APPARATUS. the ornament and allowing it to become…

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