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Workers at the Bethlehem Steel Company in Bethlehem, PA, applying a cloth disc over the primer hole of 3' Russian shell cases. This photograph was taken on September 24, 1918, with the subject code 56099. It is labeled as 'FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY' and contains a reference to issues and notes. Stock Photo

RM2RCC7N0–Workers at the Bethlehem Steel Company in Bethlehem, PA, applying a cloth disc over the primer hole of 3' Russian shell cases. This photograph was taken on September 24, 1918, with the subject code 56099. It is labeled as 'FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY' and contains a reference to issues and notes.

A Gendarmerie pistol M an IX, later used by a magician. Regulation model with iron mounts, brass pan and acceptance stamps. The ramrod guide equipped with small-calibre barrel in 5 mm calibre, ignition by a touch hole and a primer vent diagonally below the proper barrel, which the artist used for firing paper bullets. His partner pretended to catch the bullet with his mouth and used to present a genuine lead bullet which he had stuck in his mouth before, to the amazed spectators. Length 25 cm. Supposedly from the collection of the world famous ma, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo

RMT3JACG–A Gendarmerie pistol M an IX, later used by a magician. Regulation model with iron mounts, brass pan and acceptance stamps. The ramrod guide equipped with small-calibre barrel in 5 mm calibre, ignition by a touch hole and a primer vent diagonally below the proper barrel, which the artist used for firing paper bullets. His partner pretended to catch the bullet with his mouth and used to present a genuine lead bullet which he had stuck in his mouth before, to the amazed spectators. Length 25 cm. Supposedly from the collection of the world famous ma, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

Man Applying Solvent Primer and Cement to PVC Pipes as Part of Installation of Underground automatic Sprinkler System Stock Photo

RM2DG9C1R–Man Applying Solvent Primer and Cement to PVC Pipes as Part of Installation of Underground automatic Sprinkler System

Mechanic puttying plastering car body in garage Stock Photo

RF2K2AWFA–Mechanic puttying plastering car body in garage

Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes with a welding machine, welding job. Priming the material with primer. Stock Photo

RF2WAA3WT–Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes with a welding machine, welding job. Priming the material with primer.

RF2K28317–Mechanic puttying plastering car body in garage

Vintage weathered unrestored blue German classic car with rust hole and tons of character Stock Photo

RFJHC576–Vintage weathered unrestored blue German classic car with rust hole and tons of character

RF2K264RF–Mechanic puttying plastering car body in garage

Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes with a welding machine, welding job. Patching metal plates over the hole. Step four Stock Photo

RF2WAA3X4–Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes with a welding machine, welding job. Patching metal plates over the hole. Step four

Installation of Underground automatic Sprinkler System for Watering the Yard and Lawn Man Applying Solvent Primer and Cement to PVC Pipes as Part Stock Photo

RFPMF7E7–Installation of Underground automatic Sprinkler System for Watering the Yard and Lawn Man Applying Solvent Primer and Cement to PVC Pipes as Part

Marines with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit’s Battalion Landing Team 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment and Combat Logistics Battalion 24 are seen carrying explosives through the eye hole of a demolition bunker during a demolition range in Djibouti, March 4, 2015. A contingent of MEU Marines was ashore in Djibouti as part of sustainment training to maintain proficiency while deployed. The 24th MEU is embarked on the ships of the Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group and deployed to maintain regional security in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Austin Stock Photo

RMHF316R–Marines with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit’s Battalion Landing Team 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment and Combat Logistics Battalion 24 are seen carrying explosives through the eye hole of a demolition bunker during a demolition range in Djibouti, March 4, 2015. A contingent of MEU Marines was ashore in Djibouti as part of sustainment training to maintain proficiency while deployed. The 24th MEU is embarked on the ships of the Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group and deployed to maintain regional security in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Austin

A tradesman placing sealant for the installation of perspex aircraft windows in a Dornier 228 Stock Photo

RFWPB717–A tradesman placing sealant for the installation of perspex aircraft windows in a Dornier 228

Du Pont farmer's handbook; instructions in the use of dynamite for clearing land, planting and cultivating trees, drainage, ditching and subsoiling . ROTTEN STUMP CHARGE. BIGTREE TUNNEL CHARGE 31 BLASTING OUT STUMPS to the place where all of the holes come together, then the next car-tridge loaded in each hole must touch the primer. It is not easy tobore the holes and charge properly under this system, and it shouldonly be used after some experience and when the condition of theground and stump is such that the work cannot be satisfactorily donein any other way. The best general instructions t Stock Photo

RM2AKPWK0–Du Pont farmer's handbook; instructions in the use of dynamite for clearing land, planting and cultivating trees, drainage, ditching and subsoiling . ROTTEN STUMP CHARGE. BIGTREE TUNNEL CHARGE 31 BLASTING OUT STUMPS to the place where all of the holes come together, then the next car-tridge loaded in each hole must touch the primer. It is not easy tobore the holes and charge properly under this system, and it shouldonly be used after some experience and when the condition of theground and stump is such that the work cannot be satisfactorily donein any other way. The best general instructions t

RM2H66CTB–Reloading Ammunition

Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes, removing rusty metal and painting it back. Step six - final paint on the surface in car color Stock Photo

RF2WAA3WH–Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes, removing rusty metal and painting it back. Step six - final paint on the surface in car color

RF2HFEXK2–Mechanic puttying plastering car body in garage

Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes with a welding machine, welding job. Removing old rusty metal from the fender. Step one. Stock Photo

RF2WAA3X7–Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes with a welding machine, welding job. Removing old rusty metal from the fender. Step one.

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RMT3JACD–A Gendarmerie pistol M an IX, later used by a magician. Regulation model with iron mounts, brass pan and acceptance stamps. The ramrod guide equipped with small-calibre barrel in 5 mm calibre, ignition by a touch hole and a primer vent diagonally below the proper barrel, which the artist used for firing paper bullets. His partner pretended to catch the bullet with his mouth and used to present a genuine lead bullet which he had stuck in his mouth before, to the amazed spectators. Length 25 cm. Supposedly from the collection of the world famous ma, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

RF2K265M3–Mechanic puttying plastering car body in garage

RM2AKPJX5–Du Pont farmer's handbook; instructions in the use of dynamite for clearing land, planting and cultivating trees, drainage, ditching and subsoiling . 1. BORING THE HOLES FOR A DITCH. 2. THE BLAST DITCHING WITH DYNAMITE should be charged with two cartridges each and the last cartridgeloaded in the middle hole should be primed with a blasting cap,carefully crimped to the proper length of waterproof fuse. No tamp-ing is required. Just as soon as the primer is in position everybodyshould be warned off the ditch and the fuse lighted, the blaster, ofcourse, retiring to a safe distance. The charge m

RM2H66CY8–Reloading Ammunition

Mechanic engaged in local repairing car body Stock Photo

RF2HFEXF3–Mechanic engaged in local repairing car body

Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes with a welding machine, welding job. Removing old rusty metal from the fender. Step two Stock Photo

RF2WAA3X1–Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes with a welding machine, welding job. Removing old rusty metal from the fender. Step two

Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes with a welding machine, welding job. Grinding welds to sit flush with new metal. Step five Stock Photo

RF2WAA3YA–Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes with a welding machine, welding job. Grinding welds to sit flush with new metal. Step five

Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes with a welding machine, welding job. Making a cardboard template of a cutout steel. Step three Stock Photo

RF2WAA3X6–Welding a car or van inner fender. Repairing rust holes with a welding machine, welding job. Making a cardboard template of a cutout steel. Step three

RF2K264R2–Mechanic engaged in local repairing car body

RF2K2AWFH–Mechanic engaged in local repairing car body

RF2K2831H–Mechanic engaged in local repairing car body

Report of the British naval and military operations in Egypt, 1882 . iv—f—^^^I n. which ignites the primer. The flame communicates with a quick-match,hj extending radially across the fuze. The time composition is pressedinto a circular groove, t, Fig. 11, on the top of the shoulder. D, Fig. 9, 20 is a cover turned at will and clamped by the nut G. On the inside of Dis a groove, j, filled with quick-match. A fire-hole, fc, Fig. 19, also con-taining quick-composition, leads to this groove from a point at the bot-tom of the cover D. This point on the base of d corresponds to theindex mark on th Stock Photo

RM2AJAR52–Report of the British naval and military operations in Egypt, 1882 . iv—f—^^^I n. which ignites the primer. The flame communicates with a quick-match,hj extending radially across the fuze. The time composition is pressedinto a circular groove, t, Fig. 11, on the top of the shoulder. D, Fig. 9, 20 is a cover turned at will and clamped by the nut G. On the inside of Dis a groove, j, filled with quick-match. A fire-hole, fc, Fig. 19, also con-taining quick-composition, leads to this groove from a point at the bot-tom of the cover D. This point on the base of d corresponds to theindex mark on th

RM2H66CY5–Reloading Ammunition

RF2K264RA–Mechanic engaged in local repairing car body

RF2HKM7RW–Mechanic puttying plastering car body in garage

. Intensive farming and use of dynamite . hem being the primer; that is,the cartridge in which the blasting cap crimped to the fuze has beenplaced. It is also a good plan to load the next hole on either side ofthe middle one with three cartridges instead of one. When watercovers the holes, or almost fills them, it acts as a tamping, and noother tamping is necessary. The middle hole should be loaded last.so as not to keep the blasting cap and fuse under water longer thanabsolutely necessary. The blasting cap SHOULD BE CAREFULLYCRIMPED TO THE FUSE WITH A CAP CRIMPER, and NOT with aknife or the t Stock Photo

RM2CR7KBW–. Intensive farming and use of dynamite . hem being the primer; that is,the cartridge in which the blasting cap crimped to the fuze has beenplaced. It is also a good plan to load the next hole on either side ofthe middle one with three cartridges instead of one. When watercovers the holes, or almost fills them, it acts as a tamping, and noother tamping is necessary. The middle hole should be loaded last.so as not to keep the blasting cap and fuse under water longer thanabsolutely necessary. The blasting cap SHOULD BE CAREFULLYCRIMPED TO THE FUSE WITH A CAP CRIMPER, and NOT with aknife or the t

RM2H66CKH–Reloading Ammunition

RF2HFEXJM–Mechanic engaged in local repairing car body

. Intensive farming and use of dynamite . INSERTING FUSE AND CAP IN SIDE OF CARTRIDGE TYING STRING TO FUSE I 1. TYING FUSETO CARTRIDGE ANOTHER METHOD OF MAKING A PRIMER WITH BLASTING CAP AND FUSE EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING SUPPLIES cap contains. An attempt to crimp the blasting cap near the otherend would be Hkely to cause it to explode. The crimp should bemade secure enough to prevent the fuse from pulling out of theblasting cap during the charging and tamping of the bore hole, and,what is quite as important, particularly in wet work, the crimpshould be tight enough to keep water out of the blas Stock Photo

RM2CRG1J2–. Intensive farming and use of dynamite . INSERTING FUSE AND CAP IN SIDE OF CARTRIDGE TYING STRING TO FUSE I 1. TYING FUSETO CARTRIDGE ANOTHER METHOD OF MAKING A PRIMER WITH BLASTING CAP AND FUSE EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING SUPPLIES cap contains. An attempt to crimp the blasting cap near the otherend would be Hkely to cause it to explode. The crimp should bemade secure enough to prevent the fuse from pulling out of theblasting cap during the charging and tamping of the bore hole, and,what is quite as important, particularly in wet work, the crimpshould be tight enough to keep water out of the blas

RM2H66D45–Reloading Ammunition

RF2HKM7T3–Mechanic engaged in local repairing car body

. Intensive farming and use of dynamite . m. afir^y ,W MAKING HOLE IN SIDE OF CARTRIDGE V W> #2 TYING STRING TO FUSE TAKING OUT CAP ^SSi. ajT INSERTING P FUSE AND CAP IN SIDE OF CARTRIDGE I ANOTHER METHOD OF MAKING A PRIMER WITH BLASTING CAP AND FUSE EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING SUPPLIES tains. An attempt to crimp the blasting cap near the other end wouldbe likely to cause it to explode. The crimp should be made secureenough to prevent the fuse from pulling out of the blasting cap duringthe charging and tamping of the bore hole, and, what is quite as im-portant, particularly in wet work, the cri Stock Photo

RM2CR7CT6–. Intensive farming and use of dynamite . m. afir^y ,W MAKING HOLE IN SIDE OF CARTRIDGE V W> #2 TYING STRING TO FUSE TAKING OUT CAP ^SSi. ajT INSERTING P FUSE AND CAP IN SIDE OF CARTRIDGE I ANOTHER METHOD OF MAKING A PRIMER WITH BLASTING CAP AND FUSE EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING SUPPLIES tains. An attempt to crimp the blasting cap near the other end wouldbe likely to cause it to explode. The crimp should be made secureenough to prevent the fuse from pulling out of the blasting cap duringthe charging and tamping of the bore hole, and, what is quite as im-portant, particularly in wet work, the cri

RM2H66CTT–Reloading Ammunition

RF2HTEJCA–Mechanic engaged in local repairing car body

. The operating room, a primer for pupil nurses. ll in at the wrist, pushing theair up into the digits. To mend, roughen the area aroundthe hole with sandpaper or a naij file, cut the patch withround edge, apply and press firmly for a few moments withthe warm hand, then lay in a press. Powdery gloves donot take the cement. If any portion of the glove dilatestoo much, mark it poor and keep in a class by itself.To powder the gloves, shake a large quantity of unper-fumed talc powder in a gallon basin set on the worktable, and station yourself on a high stool so as to havepurchase when pressing do Stock Photo

RM2CEJ57H–. The operating room, a primer for pupil nurses. ll in at the wrist, pushing theair up into the digits. To mend, roughen the area aroundthe hole with sandpaper or a naij file, cut the patch withround edge, apply and press firmly for a few moments withthe warm hand, then lay in a press. Powdery gloves donot take the cement. If any portion of the glove dilatestoo much, mark it poor and keep in a class by itself.To powder the gloves, shake a large quantity of unper-fumed talc powder in a gallon basin set on the worktable, and station yourself on a high stool so as to havepurchase when pressing do

RF2HTEJCC–Mechanic puttying plastering car body in garage

. Public school phonic primer, part 1 . ez equal to short e. See the ten ducks and their mamma.See the web between the toes of the duck on the land.Swim, little ducks, swim fast.The little ducks cannot swim so fast as their mamma.Get up on land, little ducks, and pick in the sand.Run and get ten big bugs.Swim, little ducks, swim. 17 oo, and o in to, do, &c.woodpecker. see his red head,to hear him ham-mer on a tree.He makes hisnest in a hole,in a tree.He eats grubsthat he gets inthe trees. ap, tap, tap;hammer, ham-mer, hammer; hear himat his work in the woods.He taps the trees to find the grubs Stock Photo

RM2CHPKTJ–. Public school phonic primer, part 1 . ez equal to short e. See the ten ducks and their mamma.See the web between the toes of the duck on the land.Swim, little ducks, swim fast.The little ducks cannot swim so fast as their mamma.Get up on land, little ducks, and pick in the sand.Run and get ten big bugs.Swim, little ducks, swim. 17 oo, and o in to, do, &c.woodpecker. see his red head,to hear him ham-mer on a tree.He makes hisnest in a hole,in a tree.He eats grubsthat he gets inthe trees. ap, tap, tap;hammer, ham-mer, hammer; hear himat his work in the woods.He taps the trees to find the grubs

RM2CHPK75–. Public school phonic primer, part 1 . ez equal to short e. See the ten ducks and their mamma.See the web between the toes of the duck on the land.Swim, little ducks, swim fast.The little ducks cannot swim so fast as their mamma.Get up on land, little ducks, and pick in the sand.Run and get ten big bugs.Swim, little ducks, swim. 17 oo, and o in to, do, &c.woodpecker. see his red head,to hear him ham-mer on a tree.He makes hisnest in a hole,in a tree.He eats grubsthat he gets inthe trees. ap, tap, tap;hammer, ham-mer, hammer; hear himat his work in the woods.He taps the trees to find the grubs

. Clearing land of rocks for agricultural and other purposes. Explosives in agriculture; Clearing of land. The best tamping material is damp clay. Tamp the hole full, while working in the tamping with the stick in one hand, hold the fuse or the electric wires out of the way with the other hand. It is easy to damage fuse Tamping and wires by breaking the insulating with a pebble, or with the edge of the tamping rod. It is also easy to pull the cap out of the primer charge unless the fuse or wires are held firmly against the rock. Many misfires are due to carelessness at this point. In lighting Stock Photo

RMREKKN4–. Clearing land of rocks for agricultural and other purposes. Explosives in agriculture; Clearing of land. The best tamping material is damp clay. Tamp the hole full, while working in the tamping with the stick in one hand, hold the fuse or the electric wires out of the way with the other hand. It is easy to damage fuse Tamping and wires by breaking the insulating with a pebble, or with the edge of the tamping rod. It is also easy to pull the cap out of the primer charge unless the fuse or wires are held firmly against the rock. Many misfires are due to carelessness at this point. In lighting

. A primer of forestry : part I, the forest. Forests and forestry. 30 THE rOKEST. its trunk from them entirely. When a oranch dies the annual layer of new wood is no longer deposited upon it. Consequently the dead. Fig. 21.—Imperfect natural pruniuij of a White Pine that stuud too much aloue.in early youth. Milford, Pa. branch, where it is inserted in the tree, makes a little hole in the fir^t coat of living tissue formed over the live wood after its death. The 173. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - colo Stock Photo

RMRF30RX–. A primer of forestry : part I, the forest. Forests and forestry. 30 THE rOKEST. its trunk from them entirely. When a oranch dies the annual layer of new wood is no longer deposited upon it. Consequently the dead. Fig. 21.—Imperfect natural pruniuij of a White Pine that stuud too much aloue.in early youth. Milford, Pa. branch, where it is inserted in the tree, makes a little hole in the fir^t coat of living tissue formed over the live wood after its death. The 173. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - colo

RMRFCP51–. A primer of forestry : part I, the forest. Forests and forestry. 30 THE rOKEST. its trunk from them entirely. When a oranch dies the annual layer of new wood is no longer deposited upon it. Consequently the dead. Fig. 21.—Imperfect natural pruniuij of a White Pine that stuud too much aloue.in early youth. Milford, Pa. branch, where it is inserted in the tree, makes a little hole in the fir^t coat of living tissue formed over the live wood after its death. The 173. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - colo

. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. 328 A. M. WEINER AND N. MAIZELS Of. TYMV IRN A as template for RNA synthesis V Neurospora mitochondria! re irop! as mitts tRNA as template for cDNA synthesis / Cauliflower mosaic virus tRNA as primer for cONA synthesis 5'- CCAoH. I. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Marine Biological Laboratory (Woods Hole, Mass. ); Marine Biological Labora Stock Photo

RMRHMEAJ–. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. 328 A. M. WEINER AND N. MAIZELS Of. TYMV IRN A as template for RNA synthesis V Neurospora mitochondria! re irop! as mitts tRNA as template for cDNA synthesis / Cauliflower mosaic virus tRNA as primer for cONA synthesis 5'- CCAoH. I. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Marine Biological Laboratory (Woods Hole, Mass. ); Marine Biological Labora

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