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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 189

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Smyth Casing-in Machine.(E. C. Fuller.) 174 BOOKBINDING across the back. This machine will average five hundredbooks per hour, and adjustments are quickly made. Another style machine adjusts the book into the coverwithout opening it up. The book is pushed forward byhand on to the book blade; the… … Parkside Casing-in Machine. CASING AND SIDING UP 175 middle of the book. The book is then automatically placedin correct position on the blade. The book blade has apendent extension situated above a paste tank. As theblade descends, the pendant extension dips into the tank.The pasting device…

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