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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 10 (March 1889) (1889)

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p or " crown " of the Eiffel tower of 300 meters, the prepared glass while the operator watches the pro- Eiffel tower, it is to be hoped that M. Max de Nansouty or 984 feet, is represented in the engraving on page gress of his work as it is projected upon the screen. will be placed in charge of the… … The base board of this instrument is necessa- Fig. 2.-LANTERN PANTOGRAPH. Holmes, of Oak Valley, Kansas. The horizontal frame of the machine is suspended by hanger rily somewhat cumbersome, as provision must be made for the supports of the pivot of the pantograph, The lowest platform therein…

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