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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 15 (October 1868) (1868)

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pon the lower limbs with which it may be turned is obvious ; in fact, when re- CIBCTJLAB FLOATING BATTERIES AND ABMOBED WAS and afford a support for the spine in the case of tailors, the quired, it may be made to act as a floating revolving turret, VESSELS. device shown in the accompanying… … It is a legless chair, with seat and back, to be placed upon a by Mr. Elder ; one is to have a vessel carrying a high bench or table; the back being hinged to the seat and made tower in which, near the top, are mounted guns for adjustable by means of a screw in the rear, so that the angle firing…

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