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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 93

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ING relegated the beating hammer to the background andadded considerable to the production of the trimming andbacking machines. This machine is compact, powerful,and pressure is obtained by the straightening of a heavyset of toggles through two heavy steel bars, actuated bya crank shaft. A slow,… … Seybold Book Compressor Stripped, Showing TokkIps and Gearing. adjusted, and is built in five sizes, which will take anylength of book up to thirty-six inches. It consists of twoupper and two lower jaws. The jaws slide in two hori-zontal bars; the upper jaws hold the book in place beforethe lower…

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