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From: Henry, Frank S. Printing for School and Shop. NY: John Wiley and Sons, 1920, p. 203. Scanned by the author from the original.
This illustration depicts one of the uses of a mitering machine.
From Intertype Corporation. Intertype Faces[:] Condensed Book Number Four[:] One-Line Specimens Arranged by Point Size Brooklyn, NY: Intertype Corporation, 1948. (The Intertype "One-Line Specimen Book," 1948 edition). This volume was published without copyright notice before 1978, and so passed into the public domain upon publication. Scanned by the author from the original.
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