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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 8 (August 1895) (1895)
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each cylinder, in depth growing in favor for the nearly equal to the length last eight years, which is of a type, and correspond- now in daily use in some ing in width to the body of our largest and best ap- of the type to be used. pointed printing offices, '^Vm^ xr& The upper cylinder, which and… … DISTRIBUTING TYPE. THE THOBNE MACHINE-ASSEMBLING THE PARTS. THE THORNE TYPESETTING MACHINE. © 1895 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Bicycle · Wire · Patents · Wheel · Munn · Scientific American · Machine · Weaving wire · Postal union · Water tube · Hot water · Nerve cells · Car windows · Cycle path · Frozen milk · Letters patent
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