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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 30 (April 1858) (1858)

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improved method of building ships in- undergo. If the cross ties or braces be of vented by John Reeves, 55 Sands St., Brooklyn, In our engravings, Fig. 1 shows a ship, D, wood, then they are represented by A, Fig. 1; and patented by him January 5, 1858, is in- in a position in which she is often… … addition of sulphuric acid to the bichromate, bilge, an<] between the upper and lower decks, tions to which the ship is subject on both safer, without in any way deteriorating her but without obtaining any remarkable im- C and C. If, however, iron braces are pre- sailing qualities. This system of…

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