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Plate 48: Tools used with heavy artillery

  • 1660

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Figs. 108-109 and 112: Steel needles to clean the touch hole.
Fig. 110: Nuremberg scale for iron, lead, and stone.
Fig. 111: Square.

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Brawe, Hermann. “Plate 48: Tools Used with Heavy Artillery.” In Vollenkommene Unterweisung, Wie Raketen, Feuer- Wasser- Sturm-Kugeln, Granaten, Pech-Sturm-Kräntze, Und Allerhand Lust Und Ernsthaffte Feuer-Wercke Zubereiten. Osnabrück, Germany: Schwänder Johann Georg, 1660. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/4m90dv490.

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