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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 12 (September 1909) (1909)

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must be sought in the tion of telephotographic apparatus. As the problem means new. In fact they have been used as far back did not so far admit of any practical solution, inven- operation of the cinematograph. as in the fifteenth century for scaling the walls of I. Defects in sharpness of the… … each other at inter- the apparatus so far vals a little smaller suggested. Transmis- Fig.1.—Single-section ladder and shield. Fig. 2.—Two-section ladder. Fig. 3.—Telescoping ladder. than 2/45 second, so sion, in fact, takes that one impression place simultaneously, POBTABLE OUTLOOKS FOB ABTILLEBT…

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