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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 23 (June 1882) (1882)

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entirely of gold. First of all this process was has been lately concluded by M. Civiale. He aimed at a tine, as it gradually sets, to contract upward from the glass, complete description of the Alps, on a new plan, involving leaving a number of minute, sponge-like spaces between the only used as a… … of gold and silver from mattes contain- Such panoramas furnish at once the WORKS OF C. AULTMAN & CO. ing both lead and copper, and the pro- plane-mensuration, the relief, and the duction of lead suitable for assay on picturesque aspect of the country. In the one hand, and of a copper matt free from…

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