ieces could beseparated by removing or opening (unscrew-ing) the two long wurbelin fixed above theworking parts, which were probably merelymorticed and tenoned together. In thefollowing diagram, outlined from an engrav- EARLY TYPOGRAPHY. 117 ing of the date of 1520, an older fashionedpress seems to… … p2 118 EARLY TYPOGRAPHY. rated or laid aside, no one, unacquaintedwith the secret, would be able to guess forwhat object they were designed; or, in thewords of the evidence, know what it is. It may perhaps be said, that so apparentlysimple a matter could surely not have takenso long a time to…
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