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Mechanics' Magazine January 8 1853
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Mechanics' Magazine, 1853. soft. 5.5 X 8.25"". Original Edition Mechanics' Magazine Publisher-Printing Location: London: Printed by Richard Archibald Brooman Date and Numbering: January 8 1853 No. 1535 Vol. LVIII Size and Page Count: 5.5"" X 8.25"" Tall 18 pages Condition: Good - Light foxing and fading due to age, front and back pages detached. disbound issue. Illustration Information: Full page engraving sketch of ""Hoblyn's Improvements in Navigation"" Contains: On the Calculations Used in Measuring the Stability of Ships Theory of the Main Spring of a Watch Exhibition of Recent Inventions at the Society of Arts Electro-Magnetic Engines Phenomena of the Ebbing and Flowing Well in Germany ""The Cyclopaedia of Useful Arts."" Edited by Charles Tomlinson. Part XXVIII Electro Telegraphic Development And many more!
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