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=Induction Coils and Coil Making=, by F. C. ALLSOP.

Induction Coils, How to Make, Use, and Repair Them. — Part 81

=The Construction of Large Induction Coils=, a Workshop Handbook, by A. THARE. Illustrated.

Induction Coils, How to Make, Use, and Repair Them. — Part 81

=A Manual of Electricity=, by H. M. NOAD, Ph.D. London, 1859. (_Scarce._)

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=A History of Wireless Telegraphy=, by J. J. FAHIE.

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