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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 19 (May 1885) (1885)

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it would go, would throw to provide for lifting 225 pounds, assumingoperator to ■fem»,-soon in—the engraving; the air also fills the the lower bolt back, but the hasp would still be held weigh 160 pounds. This can certainly be done with tubular framing of the machine. The air will be con- by the… … pressure of sixty millime- are about level. AYRES' NEW AERIAL MACHINE. ters of mercury, gave a tem- "The four horizontal pro- perature of —214° C, only pellers have their bearings the surface of the liquid gas became opaque from in- a nominal horse power, aided by the efforts of the on the vertical…

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