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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 2 (July 1905) (1905)

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ress up- on the canvas. The seats, multiplication of power, and, consequently, a diminution in which are of cane, are sus- the pull necessary for the pro- pended from the levers, and pulsion of the canoe; and this the oars are dismountable at will. This canoe, which is is a very important consider-… … draft. It can be used nomically to harvest and The Portable Boat Afloat. in water so shoal thai no transport the one blade other canoe could be em- that has grown. FOLDING CANOES AND JOINTED OARS,

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