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Hand-stamp.

One for canceling, dating, or addressing papers, envelopes, documents, etc. The example has a colored ribbon, which is drawn over [1059] the face of type in the stamp-head G, which is set to the day, month, and year. Two cavities are made in the stamp-head, each containing a reel. One reel contains the inked ribbon, which is led under the head over the type, and is rolled up on the other reel. This head is secured to its stem by two screws, one catching in a nick in one side of the plate, and the other in a segmental slot on the opposite side. The head is depressed by a blow on the head E of the spring plunger.

Hand spinning-machines.

Hand-stamp.

Hand-truck.

Hand-vises.

Hand-wheels.

Hangers for shafting.

Eave-trough hanger

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