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Plan and sections of Fort Fisher carried by assault by the U.S. Forces, Maj. Gen. A.H. Terry commanding Jan. 15th 1865

Published 1865

“...United States War Department Engineer Bureau...”

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Sketch of vicinity of Fort Fisher

Published 1865

“...United States War Department Engineer Bureau...”

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Front pintle platforms for 15 or 13 inch guns as modified August 1870

Published 1870

“...United States War Department Engineer Bureau...”

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King's counterpoise gun carriage for 15 inch guns erected at Fort Foote, Md., June 1870

Published 1870

“...United States War Department Engineer Bureau...”

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Plan & sections of the parapet & platform with low traverse stones for 10 & 8 inch smooth bored & 100, 200 & 300 pdr. rifled guns

Published 1870

“...United States War Department Engineer Bureau...”

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Calculated trajectories for the 12 in. rifled gun fired at angles of projection of 1° to 8° inclusive, charge of powder 70 lbs, weight of shot 620 lbs, initial velocity 1183 ft.

Published 1870

“...United States War Department Engineer Bureau...”

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Centre pintle platforms for 15 or 13 inch guns as modified August 1870

Published 1870

“...United States War Department Engineer Bureau...”

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[A crane at New Fort Preble, Portland Harbour, Maine]

Published 1870

“...United States War Department Engineer Bureau...”

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Sections and elevations of concrete mixer employed at Fort Scammell, Portland, Maine

Published 1871

“...United States War Department Engineer Bureau...”

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Front pintle platforms for 15 inch guns adapted to new ordnance carriage of 15 inches increased height

Published 1873

“...United States War Department Engineer Bureau...”

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Map of the state of Florida

Published 1875

“...United States War Department Engineer Bureau...”

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