rix all working parts visible on top of the small iron frame that is bars, each of the latter containing twelve letters. This is the used as the general base of the machine. The product of the invention Mr. Scudder worked out, and it constitutes his con¬ two machines is practically the same, except… … Showing matrices and spacers strung on their respective distributing Showing matrices and spacers in position to be swept off their respec¬ wires after the casting of a line of type and preparatory to the elevation tive distributing wires onto their respective storage-chamber wires, and of the…
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