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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 19 (1904) (1904)

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are pivoted on fixed jects centrally through a pan at the top of the lamp, President Lincoln and for some time was the chief pins, and the inner joints of the lazy-tongs carry roll- and the other to a coil of pipe lying above this pan. engineer of the President’s yacht. He entertained ers, which… … plates or films that the paper is impressed. The printing wheel by could be carried which the impression is made is moved intermittently at a time in the provided at each side of the door frame. The guide instead of continuously, as does the cylinder of a cane. The camera pieces at one side are…

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