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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 25 (1883) (1883)

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ection perpendicular to the cylinders. such a way as to prevent the sheets subsequently deposited To this press there may be. added a mechanical folder of having a large circulation buy their presses in France. We from getting mixed with them. When the rack has fallen Mr. Marinoni’s invention,… … Wilde, of Gorlitz, who emptoys the oxalate developer, has same diameter. This latter given up the use of bromide,atpotdssium as a restrainer, but, . then spreads it over a metal- uses instead tincture of iodine. The tincture is made “by press, and in Fig, 2... diagram showing the parts of the lic…

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