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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 11 (1902) (1902)

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nths, and especially if it has 15-centimeter quick-firing guns on a floating target fracture as many of the other manufactured articles contained flint or lead glass, the back and body will of use and beauty. It is well known that the ancients towed by the cruiser “Hela.” Hitherto five or six be… … immediately placed on a lamp with the CRIMPING LAMP CHIMNEYS OF MALLEABLE GLASS. TURNING A MALLEABLE GLASS CHIMNEY. blaze turned as high as possible. The blaze credit of having discovered the method of making mal- on the wick was turned so as to flow directly on the Friedrich III.” fired eight…

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