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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 25 (1896) (1896)

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d figure of all the parts of his hand distinctly without cutting anything. Now, stereoscopic views foot in advance of the position it occupied when in and perfectly on the concave superficies of the wax front of the footstool. As the footstool is pushed out upon glass are from every point of view… … must, we think, be recognized as was alsoable to concentrate it with such. It is peculiarly timely now a lens, but the focal length was when the public has been so much found to be 54 inches, while, for a interested by the exhibitions of the candle, it was only 12 inches. He kinetoscope and…

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