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Class 6.— MANUFACTURING MACHINES AND TOOLS.North Areas A. B. 10 to 31 ; C. D. E. 1 to 10, & 19 to 33 ; G. H. 25, 26.

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152 Lightfoot, Thomas M., South Shields —Inventor.

Patent beating engine for reducing rags into pulp.—The improvement consists in the introduction of a secondbeating roll, and a new adaptation of washing apparatus,which is said to enable the engine to produce four timesthe quantity of pulp produced by an ordinary engine inthe same time.

154 Jarrett, Griffith, 45 Lee Street, Kingsland Road—Inventor.

Improved embossing presses, constructed with steellevers, double enclosed springs, and prepared for move-able dies; the dies made of highly tempered steel, andfurnished with copper counterparts.

Jarrell’s Embossing Press.

155 Collett, C., 8 Great Cambridge St., Hackney Road—Inventor.

Specimens of embossing presses.

156 Sullivan, Thomas, Foots' Cray , Kent —Inventorand Manufacturer.

Improved double-sized, brass-bodied, laid dandy roller,for producing the water-mark, &c., in machine laid paper.Interlinear laid roller for producing fancy designs.Improved spiral laid roller.

Improved brass-bodied wove roller, with fancy designs.Models.

157 Harrild & Sons, 10, 11, & 12 Great Distaff Lane,and 22 Friday St. —Inventors and Manufacturers.Improved galley press, used for pulling proofs in“ galleys represented in the following cut:—

Harrild’s Galley Press.

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Registered plough cutting machine, calculated to cutwith ease any kind of paper or card ; represented in thefollowing cut:—

Harrild’s Plough Cutting Machine.

Numerical printing apparatus, calculated to print a fewlines with a number attached, which alters consecutivelyup to 99,999 with each impression, or alternately, asmay be required. The printing is effected by laying thepaper on the surface, and then simply bringing the handleto a horizontal position and pressing on the paper, theaction of which not only effects the inking of the typeand figures, but the distribution of the ink and printing.This apparatus is represented in the following cut;— -

Harrild’s Numerical Printing Machine.

Seamless composition printing rollers for wood-cut andfine printing.

Improved composition balls for printing.

[These rollers and balls are intended to distribute theink evenly over the surface of the type.

In fine printing and wood-cut printing, the equal distribution of the ink is of great consequence to the P elfection of the work.]