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Greetings,
I’m looking to see if anyone has parts or information on the Lino-O-Scribe show card press from the late 20s.
These are the original pivoting presses made in Adrian, MI.
See schematics from patent attached.
Many thanks!
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The only information I have is the patents. I find it quite an interesting machine, more akin to a rubber stamp pad than what we consider a press. I saw one for sale once, but a 4 hour drive and $400 was too much for me to justify at the time, although I kick myself for that now.
Never seen another. They’re extremely uncommon. Honestly I’m sure some are around and people just don’t know what they are. I do have the early flatbed style made in Adrian, which is a nice little machine.