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Dm Stauffer The Use Of Compressed Air In Tubular Foundations And Its Employment At The South St Bridge Philadelphia Pp 3 1

D.M. Stauffer, “The Use of Compressed Air in Tubular Foundations and its Employment at the South St Bridge, Philadelphia”, pp 320-334 (with two fine folding plates of the apparatus). In: Journal of the Franklin Institute, July-December 1872, vol 64 (third series) and vol 94 (whole series), 426 (vi)pp. Ex-library, with just a few odd stamps on the title page. VG condition, except for one page being detached. $150

Edwin J. Houston, On the Nature of White Light, pp 184-197;

David Brooks, Lightning and Lightning Rods, pp 132-143;

I.A. Lapham, List of the Great Storms, Hurricanes and Tornadoes of the United States, pp 210-216, with a list of these occurrences dating from 1635 and numbering about 200 entries;

Coleman Sellers, Transmission of Motion, pp 233-243, 305-319;

Alex L. Holley, Bessemer Machinery, pp 252-265 (with three folding plates), 391-399 (with two folding plates).

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