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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 6 (February 1893) (1893)

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wings at the extremity of its things. The pitching of the ship will alter the tra- jectory by giving different elevations of the guns. The hours' work. Therefore nine hours' work means giving tail piece to give it direction and spin. In the full caliber projectiles, every second wing carries a… … the size in use on the Vesu- per cent extra expense on the Fig. l.-THE FIRING BREECHES—TORPEDO BOAT VESUVIUS. vius, the entire shell is 10 feet cost of the goods, when the long, including tail and wings. average profit is only about The extreme length of the bead is 91 inches. The front block of…

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