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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 18 (October 1863) (1863)

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n employed about artil- plied by machinery. This weapon is essentially a pressed the charge is presented on the cradle pre- lery. No cessation takes place in the motions, but cisely at its mouth and rammed home by the plunger, self-acting one ; all the operations being performed they continue so… … COON'S BREECH-LOADING CANNON, man is required to work the largest guns, and that by well-known mechanical devices. The gun is de- arms at N, and a crank, 0, shown in dotted lines be- so compact is the space in which the machinery hind the pinion, P. A system of slides is provided pressed at the…

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