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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 24 (December 1861) (1861)

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e flame issues through For lighting the saloons of vessels below the deck the orifice in the top of the cap, it is fed by two cur- it is customary to cut small openings through the rents of heated air, one on the inner side of the plates deck and fill them with blocks of glass. The ordi- flowing up… … A circular block of glass has a thread formed upon office of the plates, c c, is to conduct the heat from it in the mold so that it can be screwed into the plank- the flame downward into the currents of air, and to of the deck. Above the thread the block is enlarged spread these currents into thin…

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