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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 17 (1904) (1904)

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ocated near one of the abutments, from s+ —_—_—_——_—_— Carrara Marble. decided to begin the construction of his new airship. which it was loaded into cars and hauled to the par- Carrara marble, which is of universal repute, is pro- After a careful study of the subject since his last ticular part of… … tons were quarried in 1902, partly for export to Amer- acter of the structure, plain rectangular pilasters run- greatly improved airship. According to reports, an ica, cover an area of 80 square miles, and reach in ning from the piers between each arch to the parapet immense balloon shed is to be…

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