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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 1 (1885) (1885)

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back and hanging down- the arch is the sounder. tongue, and just back of the ward two strong brackets for the support of the main center of the magnet is a post provided with the con- lenses; and to improve photographic pictures by the gear. The crank is variable, and the sliding block is tact… … OBJECT LENS FOR TELESCOPES AND CAMERAS, BELT’S TELEGRAPH KEY AND SOUNDER. Ce Better Pyrometers Needed. produce a stereoscopic effect in the picture. The lens the binding posts for the finger key, which are con- At a recent general meeting of the German Union of is of compound or double form, each…

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