linotype machine

Two years later came the first Linotype machine on hire.

He began walking toward the back of the room, past the great steel Linotype machine.

He could run a linotype machine and all those other machines around a newspaper.

By 1892, he was working as a linotype machine operator in California and then became a reporter.

He was also responsible for introducing the linotype machine to England.

Just a year later, the Advertiser got its first linotype machine.

Until then, the newspaper continued to be set and printed using Linotype machines.

Also a Linotype machine was purchased during this period.

Type was still set by hand in an era when most papers had switched over to linotype machines.

The linotype machine operator enters text on a 90-character keyboard.

Monotype works in broadly the same way as Linotype machines.

Over the following six years, Blumenfeld built up a successful business selling linotype machine.

I carried around buckets of warm, melted lead for Linotype machines.

The pages were put together by hand, using slugs of type cast on a Linotype machine.

Composing text for a small booklet on the linotype machine.

Long after the other young people had left, she remained, trying to master the intricacies of the linotype machine.

He dropped out of high school to enter the printer's trade, learning to operate a linotype machine.

It was the first newspaper in Philadelphia to use the Linotype machine.

The two most significant differences from the competing Linotype machine are:

His father, August, sold Linotype machines, so named because they set a line of lead type at a time.

There was a keyboard, like the keyboard of a linotype machine.

Called the linotype machine, it revolutionizes mass circulation newspaper production.

It houses a linotype machine and other printing equipment.

Franklin taught himself how to use the Linotype machine, because white union workers were not allowed to assist blacks.

In contrast, the Linotype machine formed a complete line of type in one bar.