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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 12 (1905) (1905)

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are practically tiplying is required. English mail coaches carrying them in a special com- parallel, as with direct sunlight without a condenser, partment at the rear of the coach. Fig. 2 shows John H. ———————__ 9+ 8 > eo _—_ and transmitted through a selected limited portion of An important… … By a remarkable improvement upon this method, light, strong, and accurate-shooting double-barrel. Section Through Wetschgi’s Magazine Pistol. made by F. E. Ives, replicas giving entirely satisfac- In later years the double-barrel flint-lock gun was Made about beginning of eighteenth century. tory…

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