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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 3 (January 1870) (1870)

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reat number of improvements in breech-loading fire- then strained and evaporated to half its bulk, and allowed to arms have been made, and the great amount of inventive ge. Occupation for Women. remain thirty-six hours standing. Two fluids are now formed ; nius which has found scopein this field,… … HECKENBACHS BREECH-LOADING FIRE-ARM: by lugs, D. These lugs are any way whatever, and that it pivoted to B by a pin which plays in a slot, E, made in the possesses many advantages over the older forms of blueing. which women are better fitted by nature than that of the front part of C. This…

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