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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 21 (1893) (1893)

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isian ings for stern frames, rudder posts, and bed plates bore of which is large enough to allow the rod to be whose ancestors for three generationshave been Paris- ians. The same, or very much the same, holds good from their foundry. The business was established just readily drawn through it. one… … THE SHEFFIELD (ENGLAND) STEEL MANUFACTURERS. and wish to have their in- seemingly rest lightly in po- terests well attended to, can- sition, whereas the largest of these massive steel disks weighs over five hundred not do better than to address Munn & Co., Solicitors shown in the engraving—the…

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