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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 22 (December 1906) (1906)

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st, and the irritat- bility of the diaphragm pneumatic, an Angelus player proper order. ing rattling of these valves in their rapid movements, was recently installed in an exhibition room of this The foot bellows A operate, by means of the levers which is noticeable in some forms of players, is so… … the point at which the operator can impress upon do the playing on the keyboard. it his own individuality in controlling the tempo The front face of the air-tight action chest These are the pneumatics which do the striking. Below them are seen the secondary pneumatics by which they are operated.…

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