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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 5 (1892) (1892)

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a preponderance upon the part represented to the ventilator in continuous operation, lest they be com- operation of it understood. right in our figures, by means of masses of lead fixed pletely “smothered. They run the risk at every mo- As in all other turrets, we find here the cylinder thereto. It… … the turret will oscillate on this side, and will take the Fig. 5—-TURRET RETURNING TO THE POSITION OF firing position shown in Fig. 2. The shot will be fired DISAPPEARANCE THROUGH THE AGENCY OF THE vided with rollers. Two embrasures allow the muzzles atonce. But, upon reaching this position, the…

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