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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 21 (May 1876) (1876)
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e world. nience. It is especially to give the reading public a correct Our second engraving represents the pavilion erected for ^—^ <t> » idea of the magnitude of this undertaking that we illustrate the use of the judges and committees who are to award the A FINE bell metal consists of 71 parts… … THE CENTENNIAL EZHIBITION-THE JUDGES' PAVILION. © 1876 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Patents · Improved · Feet · Consists · Iron · Centennial · Find directions · Nitric acid · Feet wide · Scientific American · Single copies · Feet long · Trade catalogs · Address munn · Plane iron · Acetic acid
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