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How to make money in the printing business. A book for master printers who realize that there is a practical side to the art, and who desire to know the surest methods of making profits (1900)

Nathan, Paul · New York, The Lotus press · leaf 307

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t time ago in seven hours, working five at atime, with an average speed of 3,000 per hour, and madethree changes in the form within that time. We consider thefeeder a money-maker. We shall put one of these feeders onour next fifty-six inch press that we add to our plant. Perry, Mason & Co., of… … u PAPER-FEEDING MACHINES. 297 The S. S. McClure Co., wrote in September, 1897: We have the Economic feeding machines on bothfolders and presses and think them the best on the market asto register, speed, and ease of operation. Since that time the McClure plant has added thirteenmore feeding…

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