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* On the State of Carbon in Cast Iron, p 81. | * On the State of Carbon in Cast Iron, p 81. | ||
** [[William Crossley]]. | ** [[William Crossley]]. | ||
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1863 August 07th PDF
Main Subjects
- 1862 London Exhibition - Building, p 85.
- Agricultural Machinery, p 80.
- Benjamin F. Bates' Ordnance, p 78. (Illustrated).
- David Davidson's Telescopes for Fire-Arms, p 82.
- Editorial, p 83.
- Metropolitan Railway Communication.
- Economical Land Engines.
- James Petrie's Slide Valve, p 78. (Illustrated).
- James Talyor's Carding Engines, p 81. (Illustrated).
- J. H. Riddell's Cast Metal or Other Pipes or Tubes, p 78. (Illustrated).
- John Hawkshaw's Report on the Suez Canal, p 75.
- J. and W. Lord's Fluting Rollers for Spinning, p 79. (Illustrated).
- Letters to the Editor, p 81.
- On the State of Carbon in Cast Iron, p 81.
- On the Wave of High Water, with Hints Towards a New Theory of the Tides - Thomas Carrick, p 85.
- Petroleum Gas, p 77.
- Platt and Richardsons Scutchers or Beaters of Cotton Machinery, p 78. (Illustrated).
- Royal Institution of Great Britain - Philip James Yorke, p 80.
- Sewing Machine Trade, p 76.
- Steam Navigation in 1862, p 84.
- William S. Longridge's Machinery for Rolling Tyres, Hoops and Rings, p 79.
- Working Expenses of Fire-Engines in America, p 84.
See Also
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