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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 19 (May 1877) (1877)

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ight be ornamented, and of these the a school of art. In this country, where art museums and $10,000. The ornamentation is in high relief and chased simplest is the satin finish. This is done by a patented im- similar means of educating popular taste are few and far be- with wonderful delicacy.… … With his little punches, he pushes certain parts of the horses by electricity. The coachman is to have under Fig. 12.-THE BRYAWT VASE. metal under the edges of the protrusion, throws up other his seat an electro-magnetic apparatus, which he works portions, and finally the shapeless swelling is…

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