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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 11 (September 1902) (1902)

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d by the cruiser "Hela." Hitherto five or six be found to be covered with innumerable small dents, discovered and made use of a process of manufactur- shots a minute, with four or five hits, have been held which have undoubtedly been formed by corrosion. ing malleable glass; and in the glass-making… … immediately placed on a lamp with the CRIMPING LAMP CHIMNEYS OF MALLEABLE GLASS. TURNING A MALLEABLE GLASS CHIMNEY. blaze turned as high as possible. The blaze credit of having discovered the method of making mal- on the wick was turned so as to flow directly on the Friedrich III." fired eight…

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