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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 12 (March 1874) (1874)

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ntal forms is bent in U shape, and is held in a groove in the handle by in butter for table use with economy and dispatch. It con- means of plate, D, and screw. The projecting portion of the sists of a tin tube, A, provided with a die, B, which slips into handle beside the hook carries a small set… … entire apparatus. In using it, the butter, in a moderately filled with ink, and then re-attached to the tube, A. This firm condition, is made into a roll, placed in the tube, and the hook and regulates the distance of the same from the may be done easily and without spilling the fluid. The ink…

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