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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 16 (April 1897) (1897)

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ge skeleton an express train running at sixty miles an hour, is one reels, 3 feet in diameter by 7 feet in length, the axis of Perhaps the most novel of the three machines is the of the most vivid representations of the kind ever at- the reels being journaled in brackets attached to the mutoscope.… … Fig. 6.-W0VABLE STAGE FOB FH0T06BAPHING SCENES WITH THE "UUT06BAFH.' whirring driving wheels, the splashing of the water in reels and subjected to the action of the various solu- pictures, is certain to win great popularity. In this the track tank as the engine takes in its supply, the machine the…

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