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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 19 (May 1908) (1908)

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arines were placed upon specially-built balance. The valve gear, as will be seen, is of the deck and the bilge or rolling keels, as shown in our cradles, laid upon the main deck of the collier "Csesar." Walschaert type. engraving, and the boats were drawn down tightly As indicated in the… … marine for a short distance; but the matter Constructor Baxter, who, to prevent any possi- Floating Derrick Hoisting the "Porpoise" Aboard bility of error in the launching, caused a model was not of sufficient importance to form a prece- the "Caesar." to be built and launched before any actual dent…

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