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The production of the printed catalogue; the preparation, printing, and publication of catalogues of libraries, museums, art galleries, publishers, booksellers and business houses. With a chapter on the monotype machine, and an appendix of type faces (1910)

Philip, Alexander J. (Alexander John), b. 1879 · London : R. Atkinson, limited · leaf 151

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l—consisting of certainproportions of tin, antimony and lead, thisbeing maintained by the aid of two Bunsenburners at a heat of about 680—and fittedwith a high pressure pump, the well anddelivery channel of which are immersed in :MON()rYlK MACHIXIC 135 the molten metal. This mould is open at… … revolution of the machine. A device isprovided for first cutting oiif the jet at thefoot of the type, and then con-^-ejing the newtype to the channel into whicli it is ejected,each succeeding type pushing the othersonwards in the channel leading to the galley,until the operaton of the red or…

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