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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 1 (1895) (1895)

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tirely of polished work, We shall occupy ourselves here only with the pecially clocks for studies. They consisted of a lamp copper. Thedial alone is silvered. house clock or the ornamental clock, for the iamin- placed at the base of a glass receptacle mounted verti- In Schubler’s Architecture we… … and consisting of a The sixteenth cen- copper case, having upon its tury was peculiarly prolific face a magic lantern object- in matters of clockwork, both ive, bebind which there is a as regards inventions and de ‘ glass dial upon which the Ww coration, and we are able ALI USS EIT, hours are…

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