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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 25 (June 1873) (1873)

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ion thereto a suita- The stem of an iron ship is generally a prolongation of the couragement, foster the enterprising spirit now manifested ble selection of blades, with one of which he is at once fur- keel; the iron stern at present in use in ordinary iron ves- by many leading firms, there remains… … inclination to the mold board, and the pur- posts are now used, being scarfed or welded to the keel in th same manner as the stem pose of the projection, C, is to assist a bolt, THE UNIVERSAL STANDARD FLOW. D, in uniting the mold board and standard is secured. our now dilapidated commerce will soon…

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