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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 19 (November 1863) (1863)

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arise from such a course, and HOW A BIFLBD MUSKET IS MADE AT THE three separate sets were made to match them ; each PEOVIDEHCK TOOL COMPANY'S ASMOSY. be satisfied with this general recognition of their set beiDg pronounced perfect at the time, but they politeness. were afterward sent back to… … by the Government has this redeeming feature (if it Springfield, Mass., was urged to its utmost capacity, We have the first step toward producing that es- had no other it would be defensible as authorizing but in spite of all the strenuous efforts made, the sential part of the musket—the barrel. In…

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