108 and 110 and of the linkages 118 and 120 movement of the transfer finger holder 116 is also arcuate and relatively toward the shaft 92 at the same time that it is rising the transfer finger holder 116 maintains its level orientation because of the four bar linkages 118 and 120 the desirability of having such a movement pattern is that the lower end of the transfer finger holder 116 is provided with latch members 126 and 128 see fig8 that function in conjunction with latch abutments 130 and 132 that are located on an elevating mechanism 134 the enlarged fragmentary view of fig8 illustrates the structure of the elevating mechanism 134 in detail as shown therein the elevating mechanism 134 includes an elevation member 136 upon which the abutments 130 and 132 are located pivotally connected to the elevation member 136 is a pair of scissor members 138 and 140 which are pivotally connected near their center and also pivotally connected to the elevation member 136 and to the fixed bed portion 142 of the press 10 it will be noted that at end 144 a scissor member 138 is also slidingly connected with the elevation member 136 by virtue.