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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 1 (1903) (1903)

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nch in diameter, proofed leather, and the tubes for the supply of air car at a speed of about 40 miles per hour; the normal and about 3 feet in length: One er! of the rod is were also leather sewn around coiled brasswire. Each speed with the motors in cascade being half this. threaded. to receive a… … other of the jaws of the monkey wrench, When the diver wished to descend, he being held in place by means of a small hove round on the winch handle beside spring. It can be used in any position him, which by means of a worm pinion which is required of an ordinary pipe-wrench, side revolved the…

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