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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 18 (October 1881) (1881)

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the barrel just and arrangement, both strong resistance to exterior press- In diving apparatus shaped to the human body it has been ures and large extension to the flaps. The flap portions are previous to each discharge. difficult to combine with the requisite flexibility of material thorougtily… … TASEER'S IMPROVES DIVING APPARATUS. culling for whidi lie was preeminently adapted. upon a knife-edged fulcrum. The governor stem carries the customary bevel wheel, All intimaie fiicud sa\'S of liim in a communication into which meshes a bevel wheel on the governor driving a rigidity sufficient to…

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