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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 26 (December 1882) (1882)

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II.) and also a muzzle-loading 3 so, considerable credit still attaches to the man who can rifle; that the Spanish Armada carried wrought iron breech- seize what is good in a collection of obsolete arms. To belong to the fourteenth or fifteenth century, found with come, then, to actual designs. We… … against the use to which such cross section over the other Fig. l.-GROUP OF ANCIENT BUILT UP WROUGHT IRON GUNS. anticipations are apt to be guns. The interior ring is put. We hold that if a suc- gun metal at this portion of of metal and its structural arrangement. Fig. 1 exhibits a cessful…

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