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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 16 (October 1886) (1886)
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espite the following : (1) A helix placed under the car, and seconds, and must have droppsd over the ocean, so its dimensions, which were small relatively to the per- revolved by the aeronauts ; (3) a triangular sail, that that there is little chance of its fragments having been pendicular section… … attentively in the direction around the ^?alloon ; but the N.N.E. to see whether we horizon, on the contrary, was Fig. 2.-THE BALLOON lOBFILLEUB, WITH ITS FLOAT TBAILING IN THE WATEB, © 1886 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatents · Munn · Disk · Air · Illustrated · Patented · Scientific American · Splice rails · Sole manufacturers · Pressure cylinder · Ten dolar · Address munn · Steam engine · Express money · Test tube · Small fiask
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