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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 18 (1902) (1902)

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t sailing vessel in the world. The engine, which is in an excellent state of preserva- of excavation was begun. The characteristic pittings covering the entire sur- tion, is composed of a wooden well 6 feet long by 15 face are well marked, and very regular in size—about inches wide, lined with… … his personal exertions he has installed at the Ameri- of Geestemuende, famous the world over for its fast can Museum of Natural History, New York, the Ward- Coonley collection of meteorites, allowing this col- sailing vessels. She is a five-masted, full-rigged steel lection which represents an…

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