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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 5 (February 1901) (1901)

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r. At first sight one would be tempted todeny that such a result could be obtained, except bythe use of some special type, which had been arrangedto make impressions through the manipulation ofthe key-board; but as a matter of fact, the originaldrawing was made by A. Roeder, Jr., of Baltimore,… … ADMIRAL SAMPSON AND THE NEW YORK. This picture was made on the typewriter by the use of the regular characters and signs. built up are formed by ingenious combinations ofthe various letters and characters shown on the key-board. The horizontal and vertical lines were ob-tained by the use of the…

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