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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 10 (September 1907) (1907)

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unching. THE NORFOLK NAVT YARD. ing, which was 20-pound plating, there were nailed The ground ways, which were temporary, were BT E. 0. HAMNEK, JR., ASSISTANT NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR, U. 8. N. along the side white oak planks 6 inches by 12 inches, carried out over the sea wall for a distance of about The… … 4fteg the tttuaelh rest, in a temperature equivalent to that pound plate; the material throughout be- of their native land. Where such conditions ing of mild steel. THE LAUNCH OF THE CAISSONS RECENTLY BUILT AT prevail, the natural oils of the skins are One caisson is provided with ten 24-inch THE…

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