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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 12 (March 1901) (1901)

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the ma- K, it assists in winding up the main spring, 4 (Fig. 5). chine, it will be well to state briefiy the particular genious machines to be found in the whole field of (2) By means of arm, 9, it spins the shaft and fly- operations which each magnet is designed to fulfill. practical mechanics;… … and the numerous pawls and levers, by "ticker," in a continuous line upon an end- PAGE-PBINTING TELEGRAPH MOUNTED ON STAND. which the various movements in the machine less strip of tape, but in presentable page are performed. A roll of blank paper, 5V-; inches in form, suitable for commercial or…

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