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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 20 (1903) (1903)

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eets. a day, and still run off 50,000 impressions where it the cylinder. The paper comes out through these open- r+ ings, passes across the quarter sections: of the impres- is not necessary to “make-ready.” It feeds cut sheets Ink and Bollers. sion surface of the cylinder, and is drawn in through… … is of the flat-bed, two-revolution style and gas engine and a 25-horsepower electric motor. known to printers by this description. The The average load carried is only about 10 horse bed carrying the type reciprocates under the power. Comparison has been made two months, and including 15 x 18…

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