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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 26 (December 1887) (1887)

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the expense for material would — I « ) » THE TBANSFOBTATION OF WAB VESSELS BY The stock at the end of the stern post juts out near- not be necessary after the first trip, and that the other BAILWAY. ly 3 feet beyond the keel, and requires a special car, advantages are very great. the navy to be It… … torpedo boat to such an extent RAILWAY TRUCK FOR TRANSPORTING WAR VESSELS. ing and detaching jibs to and that on arriving at its desti- from their stays, and which nation it had to be put on the is simply made, conveniently stocks. The great diameter applied, and reliable in use, of the propellers…

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