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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 23 (1892) (1892)

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the front axle. Photographs in Colors. while in the second this tone is enriched and rounded Each end of this axle is connected by a chain in which out by the vibrations of the air in the supporting box. The method adopted by Mr. Ives for photographing is a spring with a steering shaft in front of… … of red, green, and blue-violet the bath, by means of a rod and eccentric, and at the DETERMINING THE color. The result is a large same time a vertical movement is obtained by causing photograph in all the actual the frame to ride up short inclined planes placed at colors of nature, both land- the…

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