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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 22 (1888) (1888)

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e same suc- frame, where rows of stitches are placed each side of cess, it is undeniable that war ships will have to be as the cross bar and around the hinge portion sufficiently fully protected on their decks as they now are on their to give great strength with flexibility, the covering be-… … justed as desired on the frame according to the size of the deck of a ship before.we can see it ! Surely this is the most marvelous thing the sheet being printed. The outwardly extending arms of the side fingers may be adjusted, as shown, to rial being secured in one or more pockets in the body yet…

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