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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 25 (December 1902) (1902)

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ed. Each wire, with a The diaphragm is held in position between two india diameter of .032 inch, can support a weight of 190 rubber cushions by means of a specially designed hold- the maker of violins showed his skill by the manner in which he made his sounding box. The body required pounds. er… … THE CAR OF THE " SANTOS-DUMONT NO. 9." THE " SANTOS DUMONT NO. 9" IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION. struction of violins the great Cremona makers have for The body or main support of the instrument is in no the same lines as before, and is suspended 7 feet below the balloon. It is quite small, and…

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