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Edward Ostermeyer
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Infernal Machine: The Inventor’s Vade Mecum (Nautica ed.) Part 4 — Installing Dread and Destruction
By Ed Ostermeyer, Master Engineer (Grade 2) Last time, your Inventor’s Vade Mecum handbook supplied you with information on the different materials and mechanisms available...
Infernal Machine: The Inventor’s Vade Mecum (Nautica ed.) Part 3: Section A —Transforming Paper into Iron
By Ed Ostermeyer, Master Engineer (Grade 2) Hello, and good day to you, young Inventor. Our using the Inventor’s Vade Mecum today will work a...
Infernal Machine: The Inventor’s Vade Mecum (Nautica ed.) – Part 2: The Stalking and Keeping of Your Investor Partners
By Ed Ostermeyer, Master Engineer (Grade 2) Good day again to you, young Inventor. Since our last meeting, your mind must be a-whirl with ideas...
Infernal Machine: The Inventor’s Vade Mecum (Nautica ed.) – Part 1: Where Do I Start?
By Ed Ostermeyer, Master Engineer (Grade 2) Good day to you, young Inventor. You are to be congratulated. You hold in your hand the Inventor’s...
Infernal Machine: Dawn of Submarine Warfare — Setting the Stage
It was a United States $20 gold piece that started it all. A badly dented $20 gold coin, minted by the U.S. Treasury in 1860....