Discoveries and inventions of the nineteenth century (1905)
Routledge, Robert · London : G. Routledge and Sons · leaf 698
machine on the left, being fixed on and turningwith its main shaft. They consist of plates, or open rims of various forms,which move levers, etc., in any required way, and at any required periodof the revolution. The linotype is not a type-setting and type-distributing machine, butone in which the… … Fig. 3131^.—A Matrix. One of these is represented on Fig. 313(5 wherein a is the hollow letter.At the upper end the plate is cut into a number of notches like theteeth of a saw, only that some of the teeth have their points cut off, leav-ing steps, as it were, with faces parallel to the longer…
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