Scientific American Magazine
Volume 35, Issue 12You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
The Great Textile Invention at the Centennial Exposition--The Lyall Positive Motion Loom
American Contributions to the Development Theory
The Coming Explosion at Hell Gate
Cheap Coal
The Science of Mechanical Movements
Some New Light on the Origin of the Truffle
Is Brother Jonathan so Very Slim?
The Detachable Handle Parasol and Umbrella
Hangings for Sliding and Swinging Gates
A Marine Safe
The Acme Automatic Draft Regulator
The Lidgerwood Rotary Engine at the Exhibition
Hose Attachment for Faucets
Bedell's Sewer Gas Trap
Wood's Improved Piston
The Pearly Aloe
New and Curious Electrical Experiments
Recent American and foreign Patents - September 16, 1876
Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
New Textile Machinery - September 16, 1876
New Chemical and Miscellaneous Inventions - September 16, 1876
New Agricultural Inventions - September 16, 1876
New Household Inventions - September 16, 1876
New Woodworking and House and Carriage Building Inventions - September 16, 1876
The Validity of Patents - September 16, 1876
Communications Received - September 16, 1876
Departments
Correspondence - September 16, 1876
New Books and Publications - September 16, 1876
Business and Personal - September 16, 1876
Notes and Queries - September 16, 1876
Index of Inventions - September 16, 1876
