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A procedure for the use of a powder magazine compressed into fragments in a convenient way, with application to rapid fire cannons, machine guns and ordinary cannons of calibers up to ten centimeters.
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A procedure for the use of a powder magazine compressed into fragments in a convenient way, with application to rapid fire cannons, machine guns and ordinary cannons of calibers up to ten centimeters.
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ES10227A1889-11-161889-11-16
A procedure for the use of a powder magazine compressed into fragments in a convenient way, with application to rapid fire cannons, machine guns and ordinary cannons of calibers up to ten centimeters.
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A procedure for the use of a powder magazine compressed into fragments in a convenient way, with application to rapid fire cannons, machine guns and ordinary cannons of calibers up to ten centimeters.
A procedure for the use of a powder magazine compressed into fragments in a convenient way, with application to rapid fire cannons, machine guns and ordinary cannons of calibers up to ten centimeters.
A procedure for the use of a powder magazine compressed into fragments in a convenient way, with application to rapid fire cannons, machine guns and ordinary cannons of calibers up to ten centimeters.
A procedure for the use of a powder magazine compressed into fragments in a convenient way, with application to rapid fire cannons, machine guns and ordinary cannons of calibers up to ten centimeters.
A procedure on the use of conveniently loading compressed powder into fragments with application to rapid-fire cannons, machine guns and ordinary cannons of calibers up to fifteen centimeters.