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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 14 (April 1877) (1877)

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Journal, a novel fac-simile printing process (Byford's black diamond is now greatly used. The difficulty promi- patent) introduced by Messrs. S. Straker & Sons, of Fen- STONE workers' TOOLS, church street, London, E. C, by which useful invention a the names of which are as follows: a, square… … founds the blue-violet rays of the spectrum with blue-violet this space with as equal flames as possible, and in the experi- ments with the candles six were burned at a time. The re- transmitted sunlight; while he also reaches the obvious ab- nently encountered, however, in this particular, is that…

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