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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 4 (January 1906) (1906)

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n around at differ- Major Schramm's work has had a very interesting will also aid in keeping the operator warm, as the palm ent times, the weakest and least used muscles of the of the hand is a large nerve center. It is obvious that sequel. When pictures of the reconstructed ordnance arm are… … en sections, the whole being bolted firmly together. A NOVEL GUN ATTACHMENT. ELECTRICALLY-HEATED HANDHOLD. In practice the clasp sections may be lined with leather or soft material to prevent scratching the barrels, and minded him of a relief carving on a tombstone found good results. One of the…

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