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Title: Popular science monthly
Year: 1872 (1870s)
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Subjects: Science
Publisher: New York : D. Appleton
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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in the coun-try at making odd pieces. His productionsranged from articles in common use to thoseof warfare, and he frequently blew imagesof animals. The glass pipe shown in the illustrationhis most difficult piece. It ise feet high. The bowl is threenches in diameter and six inchesdeep. It would hold nearly apound of tobacco. The pipeis decorated and weighs near-ly ten pounds. Of course the pipe is in-tended onl\- for ornamentalpurposes. It would be hardto conceive of the most in-\eterate smoker indulgingin a full-pound smoke, un-less he happened to be sit-ting at an Indian peaceconference. The cannon at the leftis of blue and flint glass.The greatest difficulty en-countered in making it wasin securing a balance. Asword and sheath of Hintglass and of natural size isanother implement of warmade by Mr. Reincgcr. His biown-glass animals in-lude horses, cows, reindeer andilligators which are true to lifen almost everj- detail of generalppearance. The Time. Labor, and MoiK-v-Savcrs Amonjr
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U»M Recent Improvements in Motor-Driven Vehicles At right: A leatherspring - cover witha felt lining satura-ted with oil Uibri-cates the springs A motorcycle lim-ousine with itsowner at the door.Why not constructtaxicabs like this?

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