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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 15 (1897) (1897)

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time necessary sand tons of the weight is devoted to armor, which springs that rest upon the bottom of the case. If, for the closing of the case. The objective carrier is, ranges in thickness from two and three-quarters inches pressing upon the button, F, we progressively lower therefore, freed… … a flat armor deck, which is two and three-quarters inches thick and reaches from side to side of the vessel, stand erect and carry the shutters along with it. piece upon which the eye pieces move. This tappet, where it connects with belts of side armor fourteen lowering under the thrust of the…

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