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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 25 (1863) (1863)

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no direct joint existed parallel with the piston- both before and after being printed. Among the and other small work, holds a prominent position. rod. This ring was forced against the cylinder by advantages claimed for this press are great simplici- Small power presses, of fine finish and capable… … bed, and the fountain the spring necessary to thereto attached, furnish make the piston tight. the rollers with the re- It is said to wear very well, but seems to us to be open in some degree quisite quantity of ink, which the vibrating roller, consequent little liability to derangement or wear ; a…

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