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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 4 (January 1875) (1875)

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rt they can dock into a beam or girder of great depth and of immense readily, and at small expense, be moved to another where means of four corresponding valves in the valve house ; jiir is rigidity. The center longitudinal tubes are considerably the demand is greater; while from their comparative… … number of wa the lower side tertight com- —a teiuiency CIABK AND STANDFIELD'S TUBULAR DOCK. partments, into which may be. and out of which water nuiy be punipe-d by methoils which dock resembles somewhat that of an ordinary vessel. The moreover, corrected at miy time by allowing the coiti- need no…

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