1874 Print Pulsometer Steam-Boiler Vintage Machinery C. Henry Hall MAB1 DC " at Radcliffe College in

" at Radcliffe College in Cambridge

designer and city planner from Munich

and worked with Fortune Magazine on various occasions

who was most known for his life as the Comte d'Artois (leader of the province in Northern France) before he reigned as King of France and Navarre

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1874 Print Pulsometer Steam-Boiler Vintage Machinery C. Henry Hall MAB1 DC " at Radcliffe College inThis is an original 1874 halftone print of a Pulsometer in operation at distance from Steam Boiler, showing the practical arrangements of connection, manufactured by C. Henry Hall & Company, 20 Cortlandt Street, New York. This invention is a steam pump without cylinders, pistons, pistons rods, stuffing boxes, glands, eccentrics, slide valves, cranks or flywheels; consequently in such a pump there is no wearing out of pistons, rods, valves, etc., and