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The Inland printer (1883)

Chicago : Inland Printer Co. · leaf 224

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the old method of turning out only two or three thousand can be made at one time and very inexpensively. It would types, or about ten pounds per day, could not hold its own not produce, however, the sharpness of outline required for against the modern, all but human, machine that delivers script,… … the matrix of the Automatic Typecasting Machine. old and simple hand mold is now a mechanism of twelve or thirteen parts, made of hardened templet steel, perfectly pounds per day, for a factory whose total output is a million ground, and screwed together with mathematical accuracy, pounds per year.…

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