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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 16 (April 1879) (1879)

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ogo and Osaka, Japan, lately issued by the Foreign Office, bottle of rare beauty, engraved by native Indian designers, Mr. So-and-so was our architect, but we really did not need thus speaks of the manufacture of Japanese bronzes: "The I moulds, which of course vary according to the shape of the… … the carver, who fills in the details of the which at the time of the competition only ap- ENOBAVED SILVEB WATEB BOTTLE. designs. When his work is done the vase or peared in his drawings, have been embodied bowl is dipped into a boiling solution of vine- in the new building. Now, what position…

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