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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 26 (December 1894) (1894)
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position shown in the larger view, one of the want exists, if only their attention is drawn to it. smaller figures being a sectional view representing | to supply the needs of the soldiers, and this fact in itself "The history of the invention of the steam engine," the carriage in its highest… … be obvious to all of you without further explanation." COX'S SAWMILL CARRIAGE. been torn from it © 1894 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatents · Torpedo · Munn · Scientific American · Color · Torpedo boats · Ship yard · War ship · Torpedo boat · Perspective elevations · Fly wheel · Water power · Brick dust · Patent office
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