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From the "Explanation of the Apparatus" (page 67): 1. Net 2. Balloon 3. Crown to suspend the Balloon 4. Barrels of Zinc 5. Oil of Vitriol 6. Backs, in which the Water and Oil of Vitriol was mixed 7. Recipient of Oil of Vitriol and Water 8. Pipes, which contain Zinc, Water, and Oil of Vitriol 9. Recipient of the Inflammable Air, full of Soap Lees 10. Recipient for the Residuals 11. Pipes full of Water 12 and 13. Blocks to raise the Balloon 14. Blocks to suspend the Stilliards to weigh the Balloon, Gallery, Machinery, &amp;c 15. Blocks to raise the Flasks of Vitriol 16. A Stage to support the lower Part of the Balloon 17. Tube, which conveys the Inflammable Air into the Balloon</div>
1784<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1784-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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