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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 2 (January 1871) (1871)

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with a mixture of dilute and the inking being done two or more times for each im- advertising columns, to which the reader is referred. nitric acid and gum arabic. The acid attacks the portions of Although this is the largest-sized machine of the kind yet pression, as may be desired. Any kind of… … HUGHES & KIMBEE'S MONSTER CYLINDER LITHOGRAPHIC MACHINE. ■ desired. Such large presses are very useful in the printing solves its substance in a peculiar manner, the dissolved por- to thirty times faster. The press from which our engraving of posters, maps, etc. We are informed by the firm in whose…

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