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<p>Beginning in the 1890s, each character was drawn in a very large size for the American Type Founders Corporation and a few others using their technology--over a foot (30&nbsp;cm) high. The outline was then traced by a Benton <a href="page.php?w=pantograph">pantograph</a>-based engraving machine with a pointer at the hand-held vertex and a cutting tool at the opposite vertex down to a size usually less than a quarter-inch (6&nbsp;mm). The pantographic engraver was first used to cut punches, and later to directly create matrices.</p>

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