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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 26 (June 1902) (1902)

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ove, but not falls between a series of open jaws, B and C. The directly, for the depression would jaws, B, are stationary, while the jaws, C, are os- be insufficient for the purpose. A cillated toward and' away from the jaws, B. Each third lever loosely pivoted to the jaw, C, carries a roller… … as to conform to the outline of the hand, as clearly for every digit is brought into play, and each finger, shown in Diagram 3. The front tier of keys is adapted with the exception of the thumbs, has four distinct &,JmM - to be operated by the first or second phalanges of the movements, each of…

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