Later Machines

Illustrations and machine descriptions of Models 8 to 26 are from a pamphlet called “Linotype Flexibility” published by the Mergenthaler Linotype Company in 1930. Models 28 to 32 from “Linotype Machine Principles” published in 1940.

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Photo-lettering 1938
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