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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 19 (November 1881) (1881)

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e beginning almost to the end of the stroke, hours. In other words, two feet of the monument was built as usually made, are clumsy and particularly dangerous to hence there is no labor on the governor except to raise and in that time. You haven't any idea of the amount of stone handle, and this has… … trigger, and the slots, d d, in whether the engineer con- SAFETY SELF-COCKING REVOLVER. nected with the Washington the guard to receive them, are placed so that the trigger can- Monument will ever have any not be folded back into the guard when the hammer is special recognition by the government.…

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