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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 49 (August 1858) (1858)

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f suit- stituted. The inking rollers are placed in impression ; but when the bed recedes to the This admirable printing press is warrant- able form, strength and material to contain such position to allow the bed, B, with the position shown in Fig. 1, the platen, P, as- ed, by its inventor, equal… … inking rollers, the said rollers are raised and f?/W of parts are such, that when the shafts of the ing such movement. As the segmental ends of carpet tac'-.s. '■^X arms, B', and J, and shaft, I, are coming in- brought in contact with the roller, N, which of the end pieces, C, are situated further…

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