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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 10 (March 1897) (1897)

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be utilized in two special inward a handle, which, while making an opening to order to obtain such a result. He employed two total cases: In the first, for example, one can stand be- the chamber below, also actuates a sponge holding or reflection prisms, which forced the luminous ray to re- hind a… … upon a sheet of white paper, we distinguish no differ- DINSMOOB'S STAMP AFFIXING MACHINE. ence in tint between the portion of the paper that they ward through the opening. The construction is such cover and that which is not covered. There is another that the sponge or pad does not come in contact…

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