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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 24 (December 12, 1903) (1903)

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., have to be chipped and fin- the total “squeeze” given to the plate when it is upon making a single Krupp plate, take place in and be- the anvil is the same-as though a big battleship like ished by hand’ with files, the outer hardened portion be- tween such. buildings as the open-hearth… … machine s-h o p, railroads, build- where test speci- ings, machinery, mens are removed and subjected to tensile tests in the tools, nails, tacks, etc., ad nauseam, that this is the holes for the bolts by which the armor is fastened presence of naval inspectors. Here the plate is sawn iron age. Even…

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