[Note: I do not really know much about this machine, and may be miscategorizing it by placing it here. I believe, but am not certain, that it produced continuous material by automatically welding cast sections together as they were produced - but I could well be wrong.]
[Illus. in Karch. Printing and the Allied Trades 2ed. p. 118.]
[NOTE: The Inland Printer Vol. 87, No. 5 (August, 1931): 95. has a brief note, illustrated, on the introduction of the "Monotype Junior Material Maker." 2pt to 12pt strip material. [TO DO: scan this]
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