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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 7 (1896) (1896)
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ing in each pipe a rubber ball which the hours were engraved. and which constituted with those engraved on the solid surface, there were valve designed to exclude the air when back flushing the dial, were likewise nearly’all of the same form. some made in openwork, engraved and of delicate or- and… … Fig. 1-JAPANESE CLOCK OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. _ waa Fig. 2.-CLOCKS MOUNTED UPON LEGS. Fig. 3—JAPANESE WALL CLOCK. No. 1. Porcelain. No. 2, Lacquer work. | fil, él in iiss || (| 58> ea |i pe WSS & Fig. 4.-JAPANESE CLOCKS OF THE EIGHTEENTH Fie, 5.-JAPANESE POCKET SUN AND NINETEENTH CENTURIES, ©…Internet Archive · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
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