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Linotype Matrix Cabinets
This Cabinet provides a convenient and safe receptacle for the storage of the valuable matrices, space bands and tools which
aco niintvx cry linotype outfit. The eunst poction is based on a careful study of the requirements of and after the suggestions of
I practical linotype experts. No linotype outfit is complete without one. This is
the only practical cabinet ever made for holding the matrices, space bands and
the small tools which accompany a linotype typesetting machine. They are
firmly and substantially constructed of hardwood, nicely finished. The roll curtain
front will effectually exclude the dust, and being provided with a first-class lock
insures the contents of the drawer from being tampered with.
The use of these cabinets enables the linotype operator to separate his matrices,
space bands and small tools, keeping each in separate compartments. There can
be little wear and no damage under this arrangement. The roll curtain front is can-
vas-backed, and can be removed from the cabinet by lifting off the top. It is
smooth-running and easy to manipulate.
Each drawer is fourteen and one-quarter by fifteen inches inside, having ten
grooves upon which the matrices are placed edgewise as illustrated here. The
capacity of each drawer is one hundred and forty-two running inches of matrices
set edgewise. These drawers are set in the cabinet on an incline. This position of
the drawers prevents the matrices from falling down or becoming disarranged when
the grooves are not full. The illustration shows the matrices in place, the unfilled
lines being held by metal slugs.
Six metal slugs are furnished with each drawer in all these cabinets. These
will be found very useful-holding up the ends of lines of matrices and also for
separating special characters not always required. These slugs are made the same
shape and size of matrix and three-quarters of an inch wide.
List Prices and Dimensions of Matrix Cabinets for Linotype Machines
No. Cuecity 1 light Width i)Deth Weight Prie
1 6 Drawers-for 1 or 2 machines 1 30i in. It in. 20%11 in. 150 lbs. $22 00
2 8 Drawers-for2 to4 machines 1 361/ in. 18 in. 20%Y in. 175lbs. 28 00
3 10 Drawers-for 4 to 6 machines 1 401 in. 18 in. 20% in. 200 lbs. 34 00
4 12 Drawers-for 6 to 8 machines 1 451 in. 18 in. 208 in. 2251bs. 40 00
1-1 Iliore LinoteeMatrix Cahinet
suitab, f " "ire running tw to tear machinets. Height. Special Cabinets ofthis pattern built to order. Prices and drawings
36W4 inches; width, 18 inchen; depth, 204 inches furnished on receipt of specifications.
Monotype Cabinet
This Cabinet has been designed to embody the ideas of monotype users and operators for a safe and convenient place for holding
all accessories to the monotype casting machine when not in use. '11- door is arranged with holders for the various wrenches,
screw-drivers and gauges furnished with the machine so that the
Cabinet gives the operator a place for safely and neatly keeping all
appliances and tools. I
The molds are kept in two sliding trays at the top of the Cabinet;
each holds six molds in such a manner that it is impossible for them
to strike. Beneath these trays are two shelves for normal wedges;
each shelf holds fifteen wedges, and each wedge has its particular
place, where it is protected from injury and where it may be quickly
found. Two additional shelves provide for twenty-eight matrix
cases; each case being held on edge and prevented from striking
the other cases. Beneath these shelves are four drawers for indi-
vidual matrices; each drawer is divided into thirty-seven grooves, in
which the matrices are stood on end. A bar across the center of
each drawer divides it so that matrices taken from the matrix case,
in making changes, are put above the bar in the same groove from
which the matrices below the bar are taken to replace those removed
from the matrix case. This simple and convenient arrangement
reduces the time of the change to a minimum, and avoids mistakes.
List Price and Dimensions of Monotype Cabinet
Height, 251/ inches; width, 14 inches; depth, 16 inches; weight,
ready for shipment, 75 pounds.
List price........ .............................$2200
Monotype Correcting Case
This Case was designed to save floor space and time in correcting
monotype matter. Ordinarily the corrector occupies a full size stand,
resting the galley on one lower case and taking the sorts required
from the other. In the Monotype Correcting Case a place is provided
for the galley itself so that the corrector occupies but half the space formerly used and the distance his hand has to travel to reach
any lower case character, space, figure or point is reduced to the minimum. List price, each. ... . . . . . . . . . . $200
Liner and Ejector Blade Cabinet
This Cabinet has been designed to hold those essential parts of a Linotype
machine-the liners and ejector blades. How to take care of the latter has been
aproblem for years.
Ihe trays for the liners are so arranged that each liner can readily be seen at
Iglance The rails in the trays are so adjusted that the short liners come opposite
the longer ones, thus every inch of space in the tray can be utilized,
giving sufficient room to hold the liners for five machines. The trays
ate remov able.
Below the liner trays are racks for holding the ejector blades.
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Jt with horveontal grooves at List Prices and Dimensions of Liner and Ejector
the bottom, that meet per- Blade Cabinets
pendicular giooves at the
back T Ihese g.1ooLves are < Otside Dirneisims We-ight
thirteen points wide and teri list
one-half inch deep andare No width Depth ieieht Pund re
five-sixtecnths inch apart. inhes Inches Inches ud
The bottoms of the grooves 1 19 241 120 $2500
Ir ailirwedwithhbrass.The 2 227/ 19%/ 38% 180 48 00
.a0 lenejector blades are s n 3 22% 19/ 52% 240 60 00
edge and pushed back until 8 2 ii 2 4 00
the ends rest in grooves at Special sizes and upecial cabinets, swith any deired ar-
back, thus holng them rangemeetbulttoorder.Drisaidestimates
upright. The rabinet has a wil be submitted os receipt of epecifcstioes.
w nroil front, with Yale lock,
which safely secures the valuable contents.
a. cNo. 1 CABINEr has one liner tray and two ejector blade racks, with thirty-
four grooves in each rack, and will give ample room for liners and ejectors for
five machines.
Ii ran ctor Ind, Cabinet No. 2 CABINET has two liner trays and four ejector blade racks, sufficient
for from six to fifteen machines.
N. ( IutiNET has three liner trays and six ejector blade racks, sufficient for from sixteen to thirty machines.
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