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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 22 (November 1861) (1861)

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dressed A CHINESE MUSKET OB JINGALL. a Chinese jingall is a primi- to M. A. Benjamin, New ' tive and very inefficient weapon when compared with It is self-acting, fastening the sash on closing Haven. Conn., the sole manufacturer of such armor the arms now manufactured and used in the United the… … agraph, as an old deer hunter, expresses his fall ac- has been opened ; it is simple, cheap and efficient, and Joseph Whitworth, of England, the inventor of cordance with the opinions of "Rifleman," and cor- forms a neat ornament to the window. As it can be one of the best, if not th_e best, breeoh…

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