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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 5 (February 1884) (1884)

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line of the cut and position of his pile of paper, to tighten up the press by to facilitate the placing of the paper upon the table. After collar having a notch in its upper edge, into which a tooth means of a hand wheel in order to hold the material in place, this the driving belt is shifted to… … chine stops alone by means of a small counterpoise which is order to release the hinged part, B, the tumbler, N, must NYSWONGER'S LOCKING LATCH attached to the extremity of a cord that draws the belt shifter be raised either by a key or by hand, and then pushed toward the outer edge of the lock…

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