Scientific American Supplement, No. 717, September 28, 1889 by Various
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Nature, Composition, and Treatment of Animal and Vegetable
Fabrics.--The history of fabrics and fibers in the vegetable and animal world, their sources, applications, and treatments. 11453 Walnut Oil.--By Thomas T. P. BRUCE WARREN.--An excellent oil for painters' use, with description of a simple method for preparing it on a small scale. 11462 * * * * * THE NAVAL FORGES AND STEEL WORKS AT ST. CHAMOND. With the idyls and historic or picturesque subjects that the Universal Exposition gives us the occasion to publish, we thought we would make a happy contrast by selecting a subject of a different kind, by presenting to our readers Mr. Layraud's fine picture, which represents the gigantic power hammer used at the St. Chamond Forges and Steel Works in the construction of our naval guns. By the side of the machinery gallery and the Eiffel tower this gigantic apparatus is well in its place. [Illustration: UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION--BEAUX ARTS--MARINE IRON AND STEEL WORKS AT SAINT CHAMOND--PRESENTATION OF A PIECE OF ORDNANCE UNDER THE VERTICAL HAMMER.--PICTURE BY M. JOSEPH LAYRAUD.] |
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