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The production of the printed catalogue; the preparation, printing, and publication of catalogues of libraries, museums, art galleries, publishers, booksellers and business houses. With a chapter on the monotype machine, and an appendix of type faces (1910)

Philip, Alexander J. (Alexander John), b. 1879 · London, R. Atkinson, limited · leaf 143

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sary amount to bespaced out in and returning the calcula-ting and recording mechanism (for columnwidths) back to zero at the end of each line. The remaining keys are white, with the characters engraved in black, and cover127 128 PRODUCTION OF THE PRINTED CATALOGUE from five to seven alphabets, with… … by the position of the button. When thefinger pressure is removed^ the keys fly upto the original position, but in the meantimethe released air has forced up two punchesat the back of the board, and these twopunches make two small circular perforationsin a strip of paper, which is rolled off one…

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