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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 16 (October 1879) (1879)

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extends beneath the box, The accompanying engraving represents an improved bar- ball, and so on for any number of balls, charges of powder, f.. One roller is provided with a milled disk for convenience ber's chair recently patented by Mr. Ludwig Marx, of West and combustible wads until the… … the hammer strikes an explosion will follow. UABX'S BABBEB'S CHAIB. The charge of powder, 0, expels the ball,A, from the gun, and at the same time ignites the com- Chester, Pa. It is very easily and quickly adjusted to suit bustible wad, W, resting on the charge of pow- the comfort of the occupant,…

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