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The Inland printer (1883)

Chicago : Inland Printer Co. · leaf 676

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due course. and fall about one inch, so that the pinion 10 may mesh alter¬ nately with the upper and lower racks. The pinion is shown at The Chandler & Price Company, in patent No. 595,991, by the end of the stroke, to illustrate the method of reversal, F. A. Burnham, show improved roller bearers… … detail is too complicated to be of general interest. eccentric shaft C, this also operates a subsidiary shaft N, so Printing on Celluloid. — “S.,” of Niagara Falls, New that the roller bearers L L are raised, and prevent the form T York, and M. W. Fisher, York, Pennsylvania, desire to know from…

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