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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 11 (March 1862) (1862)

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e rod sents the great advantage of making the joints per- to cover the sides of a great ship; and it is still fectly water tight. may be instantly tightened to bind the skate to the more difficult to fasten such plates to a vessel so as heel of the boot, and instantly loosened to take off The… … next number. Further information in relation to the LOVE'S MODE OF FASTENING AEMOR PLATES TO WAR VESSELS. invention may be obtained by addressing the inven- be obtained by addressing the inventor, John B. Love pitching in a heavy sea. And if to this difficulty is tors, H. B. and J. S. Plimpton, at…

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