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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 21 (1901) (1901)

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simple, and one salient various portions of the bicycle frame are joined to- characteristic of the process which should recommend gether by a hydraulic process, instead of by brazing, its adoption is that it is not essential that skilled should prove highly valuable. In this method the labor should… … of great caliber. The shell is not designed The Inventor Pouring Molten Iron Upon Maximite. with a view to the penetration of armor- ry ape ns eee plate, it being judged sufficient to deliver in its cold state, so that the strength of the steel is not affected in the slightest degree. A number of…

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