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Gunnery - Section Through Turret Showing Hydraulic Gear Inflexible Type, 1898. Artist: W & AK Johnston
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Gunnery - Section Through Turret Showing Hydraulic Gear Inflexible Type, 1898. Artist: W & AK Johnston
Gunnery - Section Through Turret Showing Hydraulic Gear Inflexible Type, 1898. From Encyclopaedia Britannica - A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature (Ninth Edition). [Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh, London, 1898]
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Adam And Charles Adam And Charles Black Cross Section Diagram Encyclopedia Gear Gunnery Hydraulic Johnston Mechanism Turret Encyclopedia Britannica
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This print titled "Gunnery - Section Through Turret Showing Hydraulic Gear Inflexible Type, 1898" takes us back to the late 19th century, offering a glimpse into the intricate mechanics of naval warfare. The artist duo W & AK Johnston skillfully captured the essence of this technological marvel from their era. In this close-up, we are presented with a vibrant blue diagram that showcases a cross-section view of a turret. Every detail is meticulously engraved, revealing an array of gears and hydraulic mechanisms that powered these formidable weapons. The color adds depth to the image, making it come alive even after more than a century has passed. As we delve into this engraving from Encyclopaedia Britannica's ninth edition, our curiosity is piqued by the complexity and ingenuity behind such weaponry. This print serves as both an educational tool and a testament to human innovation during that period. Preserved by The Print Collector and sourced from Encyclopedia Britannica itself, this piece holds historical significance beyond its aesthetic appeal. It stands as evidence of how knowledge was disseminated in those times when printed encyclopedias were treasured sources of information. Let us appreciate this remarkable artwork for what it represents: an exploration into the world of gunnery in the late 19th century – where technology met artistry to create something truly extraordinary.
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