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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 77

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satisfactory manner without the employment of anyauxiliary threads. An attachment for doing the sewingthrough crash can be had. G2 BOOKBINDING The improved No. 3 is in more general use than anyother style owing to its larger range in sizes (2 by 21/2to 9 by 12) and greater variety of work. It makes… … Improved No. 3 Smyth Sewing Machine. The illustration on preceding page shows the differentstyles of sewing that can be produced on this model. Straight Needle Machines.— These have independ-ent sewing heads, adjustable transversely in the machineso that the stitches may be made closely together in…

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