A short history of the art of printing in England (1877)
Powell, Arthur, b. 1853 · London : J. M. Powell, "Printers' Register" office · leaf 51
h from two .to ten impression cylinders, the latter kind beingused at the offices of The Times, Daily Telegraph, and other large newspapers.These ten-feeder machines would make 20,000 impressions an hour. In 1868, a machine was imported from France, by the proprietors of theEcho. It was the… … MARINONls MACHINE. mechanism, six layers-on could produce 10,000 perfect newspapers per hour;of the Echo, indeed, 20,000, for two copies were printed on each sheet. Thismachine would have come into general use had it not been already supplantedby another, which printed not from separate sheets, but…
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