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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 220

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Hoole Pairing and Numl>erink Machine. PAGING 205 even pages. Because of less danger in skipping pages,some prefer to number consecutively both sides of theleaf. The first inethod is quicker and preferable with acareful operator. Folio pages may have the same number on the left andright pages, or… … Rapid Double Paging Maciiine. Double Paging Machine.— This machine is designedto page both sides of a leaf in one operation. It will pageconsecutively, commencing on the right or left hand page,or print the same figure on both the right and left handpages, by having the required chains of figures…

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