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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 10 (1887) (1887)

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e lower with the wood of the timber in which it is inserted. years in the body. He has, as a rule, found it four or sectional view. The convexed surface accommodates six months after the end of the treatment ; frequently the flaring sides of the plate, and serves as an ad- itis found from six to… … of the submarine gun employed in the Destroyer, viz., portion of the body of the pin between the coils, and 16 inches, has presented no practical difficulties, and its lower end is beveled to a point and terminates flush has not failed in‘a single instance during a long series at intervals in the…

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