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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 15 (1904) (1904)

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is due for the skillful manner in A large portion of this richly-decorated suit, as stated barrier separated the jousters, and rendered armor for which he has planned to meet every contingency of thai by Baron de Cosson, formed a part of the collection the legs unnecessary. The headpiece of a horse… … discharging its bullet. The weapon is ingeniously con- hour. In a later trial, after some alterations had been trived, and was no doubt highly prized by its owner. made in the machinery, the Lambert boat made a re- Unlike the dagger, the Calendar hunting-knife, dated cord of 34.5 kilometers (21.42…

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