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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 8 (February 1902) (1902)

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bition, probably the oldest and most familiar being balloon which is being built at the Lachambre estab- by steel wires, will have 93 feet length and will carry the transparent sheet of glass, back of which are placed lishment in Paris. It will be considerably larger than two motors of the Buchet… … end the longitudinal bar carries an ous parts of the airship. It was A SCENE ETCHED BY THE HAWLEY A STUDY MADE WITH THE adjustable frame to receive a glass thought for a moment that he would ETCHOGRAPH. METHOD. plate coated with a transparent film be dashed on a reef of sharp rocks. In of gelatine…

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