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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 60

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bscrews. Ifa wide sheet is being ruled, use both tail-pieces. Faint Lines.— Faint-line pens can best be madeready by drawing the brush through the faint pens andlaying from six to eight layers of flannel % inch on thepens, extending 2% inches on the clamp and beam. If RULING 49 the box-head pens… … Then lay on, or slip-loop, the red zephyr around the box-head pens and lay six layers of red flannel on top. Forthis purpose the small flannels are used. Next, take apiece of tin and place it in the extension holder clamp,and lay on the purple zephyr on the head-line pen ontop of which from four to…

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