Discoveries and inventions of the nineteenth century (1905)
Routledge, Robert · London : G. Routledge and Sons · leaf 363
. But the knife has a narrow notch in the centre,and one at each end, so that the paper is not severed at those parts, narrowstrips or tags being left, which maintain for a while a slight connection.But the tapes, t^, t^, between which the paper is now carried, are driven at arather quicker rate… … Fig. 157.—Diagram of the Walter Press. h, and is brought to another set of tapes mounted on the frame, r, rock-ing about the centre, c, by which it is brought finally to the tapes,/jj^grwhich by the movement of r receive the sheets alternately. A sheet-flyer,s, oscillates between the tapes,/i,yo ;…
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