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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 18 (May 1899) (1899)

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wder has with the device in opera- tive position, the gun-bar- passed through the.perforations. In order to fix these spring-controlled trunnion, by indenting a portion of the metal of the roller into the ends of the tube. At rel being shown in dotted marks a hot roller machine provided with an… … Sir Henry Rawlinson followed. The excavations, it is the indentations to be removed. The expander-rod is claimed by the Germans, were done in a half-hearted then entered at the opposite end of the barrel; and the HOWEB'S SHADE-BOLLEB ATTACHHENT. way, and they are determined that their work shall be…

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