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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 15 (October 1901) (1901)

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w 50-caliber guns which S-inch, 50-caliber rapid-fire guns, which will form a ing to the width of the door. They are attached are being constructed for the United States navy. very important feature in the rapid-fire battery of to the four edges by means of nails, screws, or cement. The weapons… … type of mount, such as will be used on the battle- NEW NAVAL 50-CALIBEB 5-INCH BAPID-FIBE GUN. broadside— a ship "Maine" and her class and on all subsequent pair of 14-pound- vessels of the navy. The weight of the gun is 8.45 bronze, or brass. The face of the strip on the edge ers mounted on field…

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