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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 25 (June 1901) (1901)

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the vessel. In the present on new and hitherto untried lines. Judged on the apparatus the vessel is suspended from a framework springs of negligible mass and attached at the points basis of construction, however, the most original boat by four long double springs. The vessel is very heavy, of a… … Photo, by Symonds & Co., Portsmouth, England. Copyright, 1901, by Frank H. Child, Newport, E, I. " CONSTITUTION." "SHAMROCK II." Length over all. 133 feet 6 Inches. Beam, 25 feet 2mnctaes. Draft, 19 feet 10 inches. Ballast, 95 tone. Length over eiis 135 feet. Beam, 85 fe»t. Draft, 19 feet. Ballast,…

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