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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 5 (February 1890) (1890)

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re neces- out. sarily forced to carry, the limiting points of stability ing on which the printing rollers are mounted, there This machine has now been at work some time, and are frequently disregarded. This result of overloading being one roller for each color in the pattern. The roll- gives great… … IMPROVED LINOLEUM PRINTING MACHINE. cidents which have placed so many torpedo boats Ivors upon Mr. J. Wright, the inventor and patentee, but print but one-fourth of the width of the piece of lin- de combat when sea maneuvers have been attempted oleum at each revolution of the drums, and each roller…

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