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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 1 (January 1877) (1877)

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ions of the box are / is a tube containing the bottoms of the boxes ; these are is constantly increasing, it will be evident that a quicker double and others treble. Parts secured by paste or rivets. pressed by the follower, g, kept in contact therewith by a means of production than hand labor has… … expanding head ; a slip of prepared paper, pasted on one JTntfield^s Paper-Box Machine. and stiffened with wood or wire. Look at the ingenuity ex- side, is applied to the junction, the treadle is released, bring- b V V show a round box and the metallic fastenings which pended in making paper collar…

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