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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 6 (August 1890) (1890)

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l or is soon visible. The exposure has to last in the case of performs both operations simultaneously, and at a nearly vertical chute to the point of assembling. The speed equal to that of a typewriter. One but ordinar- glass negatives two or three hours, and in case of arrangement is such that no… … A New Gat Detector, Zacharias, both manufacturers Spongy platinum, as is well of double opera glasses at Mid- THE LINOTYPE MACHINE, TO SUPERSEDE TYPESETTING known, glows in a mixture of delburg, Holland. combustible gas and air; but The year 1890 therefore corre- hitherto no convenient arrangement…

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