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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 26 (December 1886) (1886)

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ng as Messrs. on a carriage, and showiilg different methods of sup- Charles Scribner's Sons, under whose name had already settled by competent authority. plying cartridges, to^the gun. The superiority and great value of the Gatling gun been achieved one of the most conspicuous successes of Fig. 1… … NEW SIX-BAREELED GATLING GUN MOUNTED ON TEIPOD. riedoutwithgreatcare.and judgment. The service, for police use in cities for suppress- difficulties of dealing with the large quan- ing mobs, for use on board of railway dl an auxiliary arm of both the military and naval- ser- tities of water, and…

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