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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 2 (July 1884) (1884)

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weeks ago. They chose the extreme expensive apparatus, called "The Harden Hand-Grenade fibers, one of these threads being estimated to be one two-mil- end of the bough, with evident intention of making it a Fire Extinguisher," and from the result of the numerous lionth of a hair in thickness. Three… … seen an achievement quite equal to this one before. He says of copper. The vital portions of the vessel, such as the en- the art of knitting fibers or strings together is well known to HAND-GRENADE FIRE EXTINGUISHER gines, boilers, and magazine, are protected by a deck with many birds. The weaver…

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