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Landing field guide and pilot's log book (1920)

Eytinge, Bruce Swomley, 1893- ed, Uden, Rex Lyle, 1885- ed, Hartz, Rutherfurd S., 1880- ed · New York City, N.Y., Eytinge & Uden · leaf 102

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THE REASON WHY THE DEPOLLIER Waterproof and Dust-proof Watch MAINTAINED ACCURATE TIMEwhile worn by ROLAND ROHLFS on -his three WorldsRecord Altitude Flights, finally to a height of 34,610 feet. … Had the atmospheric pressure within the case been per-mitted 1o equalize itself with the rarified atmosphere of thehigh altitudes, or the extreme cold of 44 degrees below xerobeen permitted to reach the delicate movement, its compen-sation would have been seriously affected, rendering the…

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