God Supporting the World (1900)

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Periodic Spiral of the Elements (1919)

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The Golden Wheel (1909)

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Cuauhxicalli of Tizoc (1887)

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Windmill (1871)

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In a Given Circle (1871)

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On the Law of Storms (1879)

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Direct & Retrograde Motion (1844)

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Paddle-Wheel Slip and Path (1891)

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Practical Papers on Harmony (1871)

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Die Schöne Wulka (1922)

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The Moon's Phases (1849)

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Signs and Constellations (1896)

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Alternating Influence Machine (1891)

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Chucking Lathe (1884)

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Lighthouse Illumination (1881)

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Sacred Lodge-Arrow Ceremony (1905)

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Castle Walk & One-Step (1914)

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Suitable for Rink Skating (1896)

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Il nostro Sistema Planetario (1897)

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World of Color in Linear Form (1910)

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Electrical Thermometer (1881)

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Table Setting & Serving (1903)

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Diagram of the Trade Winds (1856)

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Millstone Dresser (1875)

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Rolling & Dragging Friction (1830)

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Foote Hot Blast Stove (1909 )

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Comber Head Driving Gears (1913)

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Gilbert Wood Split Pulley (1896)

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Interior of Tube Mill (1917)

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Miller's Guide, Plate V (1860)

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