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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 22 (November 1861) (1861)

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Is a gift deal of ingenuity displayed in the cushion below ; this tape receiving a motion at each treadle, it is printed on the opposite side. Thus a the construction of the machine illustrated by the depression of the treadle sufficient to carry a clean leaf is printed on both sides at each… … M'ADAMS'S ACCOUNT-BOOK PAGING MACHINE. e. This- motion of the revolving also turns the revolving finger, e, half over upon its finger, c, and of the.self-operating downward move- typo by a toggle-jointed lever, which is actuated .by short axis, thus bending down the corner of the leaf ment, of the…

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