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"The Four Perfect Machines.
THE SMYTH BOOK-SEWING MACHINE
Sews with Thread more Books than Five or Six Girls, and gives a Handsomer, Stronger and more Flexible and Durable Book.
THE THOMPSON WIRE-STITCHING MACHINE.
The Original and only Satisfactory Wire-Stitcher. Flat or Round Wire, Side or Saddle Stitch, up to an inch in thickness.
THE ELLIOT THREAD-STITCHING MACHINE
Stitches with Cotton, Linen or Silk Thread more Pamphlets than Five Girls, and much Better. Ties an Absolutely Square, Hard Knot.
THE CHAMBERS FOLDING MACHINE.
The only Folder adapted to Fine Work. Folds either from Points or Gauges with Four Times the Speed of Hand and with Greater Accuracy.
These four machines stand on their merits as being each the most successful one in its class. No first-class Bindery can afford to do without them, or to accept unsatisfactory substitutes.
These machines are sold subject to trial, and guaranteed by their respective manufacturers, in addition to the guarantee of the agents.
Send for Descriptive Circulars, Terms and Prices to
MONTAGUE & FULLER
General Agents for United States and Canada.
No. 21 Beekman Street, New York.
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Reproduced from Pen-and-Ink Drawing for Scribner's Magazine by
ELECTRO-LIGHT ENGRAVING COMPANY, 157 and 159 William Street, New York.
QUICK WORK AT REASONABLE RATES.
