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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 1 (January 1887) (1887)

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can be raist^d, lowered, 8t«ered, tion is communicated from the motor in the shaft to ment when the vessel is in motion and all the doors and propelled in any direction at the will of the pilot, and windows in the wall are closed. - the four sets of wheels, are well designed so as to insure The… … COLE^S HOVEL FOBM OF AEBIAL VESSEL. ed as to open through a certain -peM of the revolution I aengers and crew. On the top of the ceiling is se The arrangement of the parts for opening the wings is cured an inflated balUou of eemi-spheroidal form and close through the remainder. This important fea-…

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