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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 10 (1890) (1890)

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ance. Higher up in the front of the sleeve further on the shell, the other end of which has To one side of the sleeve, and limiting its outward a cap nut to receive a connecting rod. easing is a longitudinal slot through which the lines movement, is attached a yoke which encompasses the of the copy… … and being swung upward with sleeve slides an auxiliary shank having at its outer end it when the operator desires to examine the typewrit- ten copy. an integral jaw extending over the jaw of the main + 0 +e _-.-- - ——_— shank. The auxiliary shank is reduced near its center tubes or flues operated…

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