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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 22 (November 1889) (1889)

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he dle by a pin engaging one of a series of notches formed iron, with an air partially broken away casing, are two horizontal in star shape centl-ally in the disk, and upon spindle opening and shafts geared together to run side by side in opposite 13ffi, shown in the same figure, is a disk with a… … ment for type-writing machines whereby, as a line is THE BBOVOHTON MIXEB. completed, the carriage is drawn back to its original position, and the paper turned up for a new line, form, so that as the shafts are rotated, the material is simply by moving a lever, that is in convenient posi- lifted and…

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