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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 20 (May 1894) (1894)

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ordinary way without the tie plate, and as they become dulled. The machine is well adapted "galleys" in a miniature printing office, where is made, with diagonal or with straight jaws. The for easy and rapid operation, and excellent provision changes and additions may be conveniently made on jaws… … chine. The counting mechanism may readily be disadvantage that the natural hue of the fiber is re- THE EOBTON MAILES. thrown out of gear when desired, and for connecting fractory to chlorine. Hertel has patented a process the counter with the caligraph an arrangement is pro- which gets over the…

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