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Locking up the press, c. 1946. Rand McNally & Co.'s book manufacturing division used sheet-fed presses built by the Miehle
Printing Press Company, a Chicago firm, for the production of atlases and textbooks. Here the stereotype plates for a book
are locked into the press.
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