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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 23 (December 1867) (1867)

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nomy of $375 a week over such supplied to the press in the form of a large roll, A, contain- shaving the backs of the curved stereotyped plates. The Adams presses. The Bullock press prints 200,000 octavo ing enough to make several thousands of newpapers. B are plate, A, rests in the concave movable… … Some of the prominent newspaper offices in BULLOCK'S STEREOTYPE PLATE SHAVING MACHINE. Philadelphia and New York. At the Sun The Millionth Part op an Inch.—Mr. Whitworth has uniformity, and the number of spoiled impressions average office, in this city, the Bullock presses have been in use for a…

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