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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 14 (October 1861) (1861)

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e lower roll. The bearings in which the roll, white, 3 rice starch, 10 gum arabic, 2 bichromate of by suitable machinery, those parts which it is desired 6, turns are fixed, while the brasses, c c, of the upper ammonia. to print from are in relief, in the manner of a wood roll are capable of… … ished, it is floated with the and sliding upon steel bars, i. WALLIS'S NEW SYSTEM OF ENGRAVING, back downward upon water The steel bars, ii, are.fixed to in a suitable vessel; and when, upon examination, the powdered emery, 10 Indian red, 10 peroxyd of man- the framing of the machine at k k, and…

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