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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 8 (February 1863) (1863)

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the saw arbor running in the notice upon another page, will he found well adapted them say that they run so easily that no vibration of box, E. The power is applied at the crank or handle, to the wants of that large class of publishers inter- the building is perceptible. In the last number of and… … HOES NEW "RAILWAY" PRINTING PRESS. others who require a press combining facilities for caloiic engine, and it occurs to us that the combina- has teeth of a peculiar shape.and this peculiarity en- job and newspaper printing. The mechanical details ables it to cut with much greater ease than would be…

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