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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 7 (February 1893) (1893)
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feet; length on the tion is straight from the head of the stem to within miral in the use of and the defense against rams in our normal water line, 250 feet 2 inches ; extreme breadth, about thirty feet from the stern, from which it rounds civil war, 1861-65. The plans were made in the Bureau 43… … THE BATH IRON WORKS AND SHIPBUILDING YARD, BATH, ME. © 1893 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Patents · Munn · Valve · Apparatus · Scientific American · Water · Dry chemical · Cubic feet · Proving grounds · Hot water · Long distance · Fontainebleau proving · Incandescent lamp · Positive electrode · Bath iron
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