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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 9 (August 1898) (1898)

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d in turn by dis- In the attachment illustrated, a shield-like device is would give a less sudden initial acceleration to the pro- charges of cotton-powder, four ounces being used in provided which is formed to receive the seam and which jectile, with a more uniformly sustained subsequent each… … an outlet for the discharge of the bulk of the material since been despoiled by the inhabitants of the neigh- SEAM-BIPPER ATTACHED TO A SEWING MACHINE. from which the sample has been taken. From the borhood. In 1895 the Germans resumed the explora- bottom of the casing a post rises upon which a…

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