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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 9 (August 1908) (1908)

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rod, from the 24-foot center boat without shifting either the copper with increase of temperature. It is a hollow which can be turned so as to reflect the light to the rigs or the boat. The bucket is the invention of Mr. vertical cylinder of cast iron, 12 inches in height and point where the key… … and which form one circuit with the View Showing Enormous Opening of the Bucket, viz., 18 Feet 1 Inch The Improved Clam-Shell Bucket in Its Closed Position. A NEW TYPE OF CLAM-SHELL BUCKET.

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