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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 26 (1870) (1870)

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o for other parts of the engraving, underlaying and manners, morals, and intellect of the age, we fail to see any class known as cylinder presses. overlaying until the required tone is produced. Cylinder presses use the flat bed plate for the forms as in bounds to it within the limits of human… … by the passage of the bed plate under a revolving cylinder the present article, cylinder presses, in which the bed plates the present time, and through it more minds are reached and move under a cylinder turning in fixed bearings, could make in fixed bearings, which rolls over the paper after it…

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