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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 20 (November 1863) (1863)

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y of thorn extremely small. The favor of the Providence Armory ; so much so as to tailed, a repetition of the principle of the stock ma- futility of following all these through their several cause considerable remark when the two bands are chine is visible, the details alone varying with the stages… … ASSEMBLING BOOH. is acknowledged by all persons to be the most inge- Here all parts of the weapon have been re-united again ; in the process of manufacture some of them nious, and at the same time the most simple that has over been Invented for the purpose. The rough have met, passed each other,…

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