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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 13 (September 1875) (1875)

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aving life from for the first time to the consideration of the seafaring inte- exceed a working length of 240 yards; and as regards ex- wrecks—may be regarded conjointly, and also in comparison rests : first, as packed at the station, ready for transport; and, Fig. 5. with other means directed to… … coiled in pin boxes or tubs, so as to be carried out free from from a suppositious wreck in four minutes, at a distance of turns and ready for use, as we have actually seen and record- ed; the projectile being also fitted with a tail, whereby it can 600 yards, necessarily implies the work of…

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