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Swing-lens panoramic camera, circa 1900

From The Atlantic Monthly, v. 86 (1900), p. a114.

Courtesy of Cornell University Library, Making of America Digital Collection The Atlantic Monthly, v. 86 (1900), "Miscellaneous back pages" p. a114

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