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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 11 (September 1885) (1885)
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g holes cut in the top. The strings being tuned which the gun can be fired. Fig. 3 shows clearly a gun spoken word, that fades into silence or is lost in the in unison, the instrument is placed in a current of air, having the Accles' positive feeder, one feeder being on confused babel of tongues,… … Books, open to criticism, ral operations are continu- capable of countless repro- ous while the gun is being Fig. 5.-GATUNG GTTN ON CARRIAGE.-FRONT VIEW. © 1885 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCGun · Contained · Feet · Patented · Scientific American · Patents · Gatling gun · Sewing machine · Horse power · Side bars · Address munn · Inches diameter · Main grip · Steam boiler · Postal order
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