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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 13 (1880) (1880)

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ck for con- ing done on these presses includes every variety of what the patent therefor was issued, and its practical success on venience in handling or adjusting the form rollers, B. When printers know as good work, either in colors or plain black, presses to which it has since been fitted has… … is attended to. These presses with large manship was not so much an object asa high cylinders do not work as fast as those with rate of speed, has been heralded in the co- COTTRELL & BABCOCK POWER PRESSES. smaller cylinders, but, with the improve- lumns of every newspaper in the land. But ments…

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