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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 15 (October 1897) (1897)

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ACHMENT. on the other, the same apparatus inserted in the door is a current at Diamond Shoal which sends the sands the foot pieces are curved, so that when the frame is in of the safe. The rascals first drilled a hole one or two shifting around at a terrific rate and in a short time an uppermost… … Fig. 1.-BURGLARS DRILLING A SAFE. tating any pullingthat might injuretheobjecttowhich incandescent light. These lights will be it is attached. Let us add that the mechanism is so fifty-seven feet above the water, and on a hand brace, at the level of the lock, and afterward simple that there is not…

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