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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 6 (February 1897) (1897)

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the pivoted ladder, as shown excellence about both corps, and with regard to the down from the city past the Pool of Siloam. This in one of the views, the ladder-raising screws being Italians one fact may be noted. The men were trained stairway is 24 feet broad, and on its eastern side is a fitted… … always been thought probable that the great central weigh over 7,000 pounds, as against a weight of over sides and in rear metal plate bearings which form the street of the Holy City was continued further south 12,000 pounds for the same extension in the ladders back end of the ladder platform,…

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