Commercial bookbinding; a description of the processes and the various machines used (1910)
Stephen, Geo. A. (George Arthur), 1880-1934 · London, W.J. Stonhill and co. · leaf 27
and the No. 6 machine is eipuppedwith eighl needles enabling it to sev 1 ions from 2 by -1! inches up to Hi Ilin lies. The machines having a single-feed arm aie necessarily slower than those of theloin deed arm style, and 1 heir out put variesconsiderably,according to the 1 lass ,4 workbeing sewn:… … Fig. 24. lar sewing over tapes, and it will beobserved that separate holes have beenmade in the serin.us for the braidingthread. Fi^. 3 illustrates raised or sunkenhandwork as done by the single-feed armmachines. This style ol machine is built inthree sizes: the No. 4 machine (Fig. 30)…
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