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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 19 (November 1906) (1906)

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more happily, stiffening than have ever been produced by aeronautic motors, being secured by a long, detachable girder suspended grammes (617 to 661 pounds); diameter of same, 4.2 fully warrants the fulfillment of both conditions. In below the gas-bag. A similar scheme has been adopted meters… … thus insuring a consider- made for stiffening, the A Near View of the Airship. able saving in ballast. ease with which the air- Even if there be a consid. ship may be transported THE PARSEVAL DIRIGIBLE AIRSHIP.

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