File:Beach Pneumatic plan.jpg
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English: Scan by Joseph Brennan from an original copy of Scientific American for March 5, 1870. |
Source | Scientific American - March 5, 1870 issue |
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- 2007-02-28 04:32 JoeBrennan 1936×1764× (1278040 bytes) Scan by Joseph Brennan from an original copy of Scientific American for March 6, 1870 that I own.
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