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The principles and progress of printing machinery (1900)

Southward, John, 1840-1902, Wilson, Frederick John Farlow. Account of modern printed machine · London : E. Menken · leaf 148

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eed,—The machines now in use willprint a sheet as large as 44 inches by 54. The movementsthroughout being entirely rotary, the number of impres-sions that can be printed is limited only by the speed atwhich the layeis-on can feed in the paper. The usualnumber produced is about 4,000 impressions per… … ^^g- 58-—The Whitefriars Rotary Machine. too high or too low the defect may be remedied withoutthe removal of the blanket. The Whitefriars can also 134 PRINCIPLES VND PROGRESS OF be used as a one-sided machine, and is well-adapted forworking the inner form of, say a newspaper or…

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