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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 100

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ich will read tosix-thousandths of an inch. The treadle may be helddown upon the pile after the cut has been made, so as toprevent narrow, unstable piles from falling over. Theside gauges are flush with the frames on each side, front TRIMMING 85 and back. The knives are easily removed for… … Seybold Duplex Trimmer. only one turn of the table to trim four edges. Two pilesof all sizes from 21/2 by 5 inches to 12 by 16 inches each,and six inches high, are automatically clamped, cut andundamped. The double knives, obviating any twist, pro-duce exact results. The only adjustments are…

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