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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 6 (February 1890) (1890)

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hts ated through simple bevel gearing by the rear hand- touch the body, and it continued to burn almost to a are illuminated by a small incandescent lamp, the rays wheels, so that the gun can be traversed directly from crisp. The cause of the difficulty was a wire attached the platform in rear, or… … ARMSTRONG 92 INCH GUN MOUNTED. iron work in the front of the building. The capacity Between the upper and lower roller paths a ring of to distinguish the sight, is obtained. By means of an of the current was 1,000 volts, and one of the electric adjustable resistance, the light can be modulated to…

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