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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 2 (July 1873) (1873)

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as shown at D, around that portion of the plate extending into the cavities. Fig. 1. When rapid rotation is given to this propeller, it rises high in the air, the wings are seen to flicker or vibrate, and its whole appearance resembles a flying bird. To effect the aerial flight of the mechanical… … larva is of a bluish white color with the anterior jointsbroad, The design is that the ignited powder in the shell shall chine, as shown in Fig. 3. er and flatter than the rest. It transforms in the fall )f the throw a quantity of flame suddenly into the gun, and ex- When the trigger is pulled, the…

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