![[Picture: Vertical Steam Engine—For Manufacturing Purposes.]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Antisell-HandbookOfTheUsefulArts/pages/0592-vertical-steam-engine/0592-vertical-steam-engine-q75-375x500.jpg "[Picture: Vertical Steam Engine—For Manufacturing Purposes.]")
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Vertical Steam Engine—For Manufacturing Purposes. more
The accompanying engraving represents a vertical high-pressure engine, not occupying much space and adapted for printing or manufacturing purposes.
The engraving is I think signed, Butler & S. Rype. Del., from which I think that Butler was the sculptor (engraver, S.) and Rype drew (delineated) the original picture (Del.).
The machine is labeled “R. Hoe & Co. New York.” and that company was in business making printing equipment from 1805 until 1969; it is now owned by Pacific Saw and Knife Co. but no longer makes printing equipment.
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