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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 4 (January 1888) (1888)

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eiss gives in the American Jeweller the ed for use on the same machine. The strength of the fully and to the satisfaction of their purchasers. In rubber backing is not, however, relied on to secure 1886 the inventor introduced them in the East, and lowing useful receipts : accurate placing of the… … The general features of the type prove to be imperfect, take a piece UNDER VIEW OF PLATEN AND SHEETS OF TYPE OF MORRIS TYPE WRITER, of clean pith, or a piece of dead writer are well brought out in the cuts. A swinging and reciprocat- wood that will not crumble too easily, and whiten the surface…

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