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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 9 (1908) (1908)

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scribed, but the hull is made of strips of tor of the same bore and stroke. steel riveted together, lapped and seamed in such a While the boats and engines here described and illus- This engine can be depended upon to swing a 16-inch, way that the seams give great strength and rigidity trated co… … Twenty-Foot Power Canoe Fitted With Sponson Air The Indian’s Canoe Transformed Into a Chambers. Motor Boat. This represents the latest application of the gasoline motor to a light This canoe weighs but 750 pounds. Fitted with a 2 or 3-horse-power This is a comfortable family pleasure boat. Its…

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