SELF-INKING PRESS.
The mechanical plan of the SELF-INKING PRESS is the same as with the hand inker except that inking rollers are added to work by the stroke of a lever. The advantage of a self inker over a hand inker is mainly in speed, which is increased because both hands are left free, one to feed paper and one to work lever.
ALL EXCELSIOR PRESSES use ordinary printers' type, as made in any part of the world. No Excelsior Press is cheaply made, but has steel bearings, best of screws, etc. All presses print within 1/8 inch of full size of chase as screws are used to lock up the forms.
Every Excelsior Press is fully warranted in every respect. With every press we send out is included full printed instructions on every point, by which any purchaser can manage type-setting, press-work, etc., successfully and satisfactorily.
The Outfits must be sent by Express at receiver's expense.
D. LOTHROP & CO., Publishers, Franklin and Hawley Sts., Boston.
BACK NUMBERS OF THE PANSY WANTED.
The Publishers desire to obtain a few copies of The Pansy for November, 1884 and January, 1885. The magazines must be in good condition, clean and perfect. Seven cents per copy will be paid. Notify the publishers by postal card if you have either of the numbers desired, and do not send them unless requested by mail.