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- 1200 men[2]
- lathe[3]
- day dream, works description etc cozzens[4] mystic[5] nyherald[6] [7] engine[8] engine, works description etc[9]
- nuevo cubano launch [10] [11]
- nanking frame[12]
- american welding co buys machine tools 1927[13] taken over by aw co[14]
- photo battle of hampton roads[15]
- extent of works 1903[16]
- shells for spanish-american 1898[17] torpedo shells[18] [19]
- torpedoes 1898[20]
- 1500 under harrison 1896[21]
- boiler furnaces of maine[22]
- lucious a smith[23]
- worden image[24]
- union gas light 1890[25]
- incorporation details 1887[26]
- monadnock frame 1886[27]
- 200 cf gasometer 1880[31]
- fulton gas works 1880[32]
- complete gas works[33]
- tanks for wood treatment 1877[34]
- activities june 1874 inc. pittsburgh gas works[35]
- catskill montauk 1874?[36]
- nassau 1872[37]
- various gasworks 1871[38]
- new foundry 1870, biggest gasworks in US ny gas works[39]
- bridge? 1869[40] looks like it[41] yep[42]
- comm officers monitor book[43]
- suspension furnaces ad 1907[44]
- welded seam pioneer[45]
- muscoota contracted 1863[46]
- world's largest gasometer 1888[47]
- still at west and calyer 1918[48]
- warren e. hill president after rowland[49]
- products 1911 with photos - buoys, wood digesters, boilers, pipes, water drums[50]
- 175 employess 1927[51]
- later history, depth charge casings, munitions, gas pipes and water mains[52]
- james fisk jr?[53]
- boilers for 2 cruisers by columbian iron works, patapsco river 1890[54]
- first us thorneycroft boilers for USS Cushing 1889[55]
- world's largest gasometer 1888[56] [57]
- cauldrons, vat cars 1875[58]
- lifecars, torpedoes 1874[59] more lifecars[60]
- farragut fulton quintard engines[61]
- atlantic brooklyn quintard?[62]
- reason for corrugations in boiler furnaces[63] (more further in)
- monitor builders[64] neptune version[65]
- us navy ship sponsors[66]
- pioneer in welding 1874[67]
- image 1898[68]
- 1901 advert[69]
- monitor correspondence[70]
- "brief sketch of monitor and its inventor"[71]
- bushnell's account[72]
- cohoes engine[73]
- weiss 1920[74]
- wooden tanks for monitor[75]
- tin can on a shingle[76]
