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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 3 (January 1896) (1896)

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ar, also by a causing a male and a female die to meet accurately with During the progress of the fair this railroad was kept the paper between them, .so as to emboss letters there- striking pin. To receive cars coming out of the in constant operation, and carried, it is safe to say, on on the same… … THE OEIGINAL TYPEWRITING MACHINE, FOR WHICH THE GOLD MEDAL OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE WAS AWARDED IN 1856. typewriter, but the problem of securing correct align- the old Lovejoy's Hotel on Park Row. The tube is The tube. 1}4 inches thick, was made of wood in seen crossing the basement near its…

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