The “Flip-Flap”
An Amusement Apparatus at the Franco-British Exposition. By the English Correspondent of the Scientific American.
Volume 66, Issue 1713supp
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Features
Making Fine Detail Castings in Sand
Operation of Coal-Cutting Machinery
Use and Economy of the Various Types of Coal Cutters
High-Frequency Oscillations
Their Production by Various Methods
A New Method of Desiccation
How Liquids Readily Decomposable by Heat may be Dried
Electric Welding of Copper
Magnetized Well Tubes
Artillery Practice Indoors
Testing Field Pieces in Armories
Low-Pressure Steam Turbine Efficiency and Cost
The Wright Aeroplane-Its Construction
It has Flown for over an Hour in a 10-Mile Breeze, has Attained a Height of 300 Feet, and a Speed of over 40 Miles Per Hour
Recent Progress in Gas Manufacture
What Europe is Doing to Improve Gas Lighting
Brazing Cast Iron, and Other Metals
The Chameleon in Captivity
The Strangest of Pet Animals
The Miraculous Edessa
A Sixth Century Parchment Recently Discovered in Egypt
Stereoscopic Projection
A Simple Method that can be Practiced by any Photographer
Artificial Silk
Apparatus for Measuring the Heat of the Sun
By Our Paris Correspondent
The New Map of Greenland
How Greenland Really Appears