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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 26 (December 1896) (1896)
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consideration, it suites of parlors. There are also 286 berths in the mahogany, a grand staircase leads to the main saloon, had to be limited on account of the danger of overload- cabins and 120 berths for the crew. Each stateroom ing the vessel to which the armor was applied. At first, which is… … Fig. 2.-CHILLED IRON ARMOR TURRET FOR TWO 24 CM. GUNS IN COURSE OF Fig. 1.-CHILLED IRON ARMOR TURRET FOR TWO 24 CM. GUNS-EXTERIOR VIEW. CONSTRUCTION. Fig. 4-INTERIOR OF A CHILLED IRON ARMOR BATTERY. Fig. 3.-EXTERI0R VIEW OF A CHILLED IRON ARMOR BATTERY © 1896 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Patents · Armor · Iron · Apparatus · Munn · Scientific American · Bicycle · Iron armor · Gasoline engine · Chilled iron · Telegraph laying · Building edition · Main structure · Lower carbon · Sheet metal · Feed water
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