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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 18 (May 1905) (1905)

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safe and expeditious man- but it is quite efficient on polyphase currents. After ner without any pumping action, and without dropping the current is permitted to flow by pressure on the con- the loaded shells. The improvement saves a great tact key, the article is withdrawn to a distance of say… … AN IMPROVED MAGAZINE FIREARM. ing the yoke against movement. But this button is TENT FASTENER. cut away on one side, so that when this side is broken. The instrument is wound for currents of from is not attached to the tent. The lower bar of the link turned to face the screw, as shown in the…

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