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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 10 (1886) (1886)

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of the whole of any important branch parts—prints each character in. both capitals and small letters at of science. If he were toattempt a single finger stroke. One of to do so, his mental faculties the most particular parts is the would be crushed by the multi- type bar, as the ease and accu-… … FIG. 5.—THE CARRIAGE TILTED BACK FIG, PRINTING CYLINDER. THE CALIGRAPH CLOSED. racy with which the machine can be operated depend with a rack at one side. These racks engage with ous monographs which a too fertile press casts upon largely upon the care and — exercised in its construc- him. This was…

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