Discoveries and inventions of the nineteenth century (1905)
Routledge, Robert · London : G. Routledge and Sons · leaf 703
described in this place. The line THE LINOTYPE MACHINE. 651 having reached R, the space wedges are disengaged from it and removedto their receptacle at I, while the matrices become engaged by their teethin the grooves of a horizontal bar, and then the bar is grasped by a leverwhich tifts it up to… … Fig. 2)^ZS- — The Finished Li7te. matrices become engaged in the hollows of two parallel screws U, bywhich, while suspended only by such of their inclined teeth as the corre-sponding groove of the distributor can support, they are made to slowlytravel along from left to right until each reaches a…
Inventions
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