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The Inland printer (1883)

Chicago : Inland Printer Co. · leaf 343

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as to its durability and execution. alike, and the appearance of spacing words could only be avoided in that way. Scanning a page of type-writing The greatest amendment of all was in the application of a from top to bottom, or vice versa, will reveal the charac¬ double set of characters, in 1877,… … Fig. 4. the carriage, permitting an easy movement to any point on the line. showing the connection of the type-bars with the levers proceeding from the keyboard, and the principles of the printing action. L is a wooden lever hinged at the back of the frame at its lower part, A is the end displayed…

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