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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 11 (March 1906) (1906)

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s itself from water taken rocks, floating wreckage, or the vessels' sides, it must aboard, through a series of ten six-inch copper tubes, wreck. None of the salient features which are so im- be constructed of the finest material, and with the best portant in this type of boat has in any way been… … The Boat Under Sail Alone. Quarter View of the Boat Hove To. THE GOVERNMENT'S GASOLINE LIFEBOATS. interfered with by the addition of the power equip stem and stern posts, are of the best white oak obtain- water-line, the water shipped over the rails, or when ment. This motor lifeboat was built for…

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