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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 9 (February 1887) (1887)

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f the flange, Through the end loops are passed screws, projecting edges, as shown in the upper view, which are covered against which it will be held by the action of the spring with a thin strip of angle iron extending up flush with from the board, and the center of each frame is secured strip. By… … speak very creditably of the condition of the armament JAQ1TES' PLASTEBEB'S fiAWK. WELLEB'S COMBINED BENCH ANB IBONING BOABD, at that point. The artillery armament is described as old, the carriages and limbers are reported rotten and To the upper ends of the legs are hinged supports ranged in a…

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