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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 24 (1896) (1896)

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in driving shaft, aud on the rear face it has a hollow piston stem which passes into an running in large bearings attached to a vibrating cylinder is provided with notches, which receive the hooked ends of four arms, which, when in place, ex- auxiliary cylinder, where it carries a piston. The two… … the two pistons are on the forward stroke, the explosive mixture is drawn into the auxiliary cylinder, the amount being regulated by the outer valve in plane, and form a base for the camera to rest on. The the chest. On the return stroke the outer ends of these arms are provided with upwardly…

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