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* [[James Mash]]'s Safety Valves and Pressure or Other Gauges, p 65. (Illustrated). | * [[James Mash]]'s Safety Valves and Pressure or Other Gauges, p 65. (Illustrated). | ||
* [[John Fernie]] and [[George Taylor]] | * [[John Fernie]] and [[George Taylor (1820-1875)|George Taylor's]] Machines for Trimming Plates, p 69. | ||
* Letters to the Editor, p 74. | * Letters to the Editor, p 74. | ||
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1864 July 29th PDF
Main Subjects
- A. J. Aspinall's Hand Stamp, p 68. (Illustrated).
- British Association, p 65.
- Blakely's Projectiles for Ordnance, p 72.
- Editorial, p 73.
- Private Bill Procedure.
- Steam Fire Engines.
- Fortifications of Spithead, p 65.
- Inglefield's Mounting and Working Guns in Ships, p 72. (Illustrated).
- James Mash's Safety Valves and Pressure or Other Gauges, p 65. (Illustrated).
- John Fernie and George Taylor's Machines for Trimming Plates, p 69.
- Letters to the Editor, p 74.
- Main Drainage, p 71.
- Society of Arts - F. Crace Calvert, p 66.
- Steam Fuel - Substitutes for Coal, p 67.
- Sturbridge Fort and the Armstrong Gun, p 70.
- Thomas Harrison's Cutting and Excavating Coal, p 68. (Illustrated).
- T. T. England's Lubricating Shafts or Spindles, p 65.
- Tubular Boilers, p 74.
- Weights and Measures Bill (Metric System), p 71.
- William Hawkins' Safety Hydraulic Pumps, p 69. (Illustrated).
See Also
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