Cassell's illustrated family paper exhibitor; containing about 300 illustrations, with letterpress descriptions of all the principal objects in the International exhibition of 1862 (1862)
London, New York, Cassell, Petter, & Galpin · leaf 230
These considerations it was considered possible to cross the ocean by steam. Though steam have caused a serious modification of the marine engine, but it ha- continued to be used on the American rivers, and various improve- been changed still more bv the extraordinary efforts made to diminish ments… … LI'S THING MACHINE, l'OK GIVING A GLOSS TO DYED SILK. MESSKS. LEVINSTEIN AND CO., MILAN. TKI/.I MEDAL. the first sea-boat until 1815; and not until one hundred years after room in the vessel, and as increasing the >trength of the engine itself. Hulls had established the possibility of applying…
Decorative arts · Exhibitions · London International Exhibition
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