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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 22 (1873) (1873)

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le of the stand are upright pro- may be used up much closer than by the old process, thereby THE SIGL MITRAILLEUSE. jections, to which is pivoted the inner end of the stamp lev- effecting a saving in both time and material. It is stated A new mitrailleuse, invented by M. Sig], of Vienna, has er. To… … cated by the dotted lines, and the stamp movable part is carried in close contact with pressed down upon the ink, when the lever that surface. While the parts are separated is then carried over, ready to make an im- a charged chamber is dropped in two vertical grooves in the this mode of…

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