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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 13 (March 1901) (1901)

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g-crank removed. The operation of devices which are too elaborate or too cum- originally designed as a mere toy, becomes an instru- bersome to admit of a model or a portable sample photographs of objects in motion are taken upon ment of practical utility in the great world of com- being carried… … scribed as "the little brother of shown), and allowed to sweep past UNREELING THE HOSE CAS APPROACHING DUMMIES. the eye one by one, as one thumbs the biograph." it is a simple and the leaves of a book, an apparently ingenious contrivance for the ex- moving picture is the result, and hibition in a…

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