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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 36 (May 1851) (1851)

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or the other of its sides, about three-quarters of an inch square, having claims that it is a great improvement on the or such an invention. the axis of which motion is always at right both the ends rendered perfectly true. One angles with the line of its flight, but may be end of the bar was then… … and other vessels, and which is termed a Claremont, N. H. " ship model measurer," and which must be At the front of the sole plate of the head This is an improvement in carriage coup- of great service to our nautical modellers and ling by Messrs. Edward and Charles Everett, block, c, is a…

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