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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 64

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ng. To leave ink in the pens RULING 53 over night means considerable trouble in restarting thenext morning. The following will be found to meet allrequirements with the minimum of trouble: Take theink brush and squeeze dry; then rub on the flannels, andsqueeze the ink out of the brush into the ink… … Barrett-Cravens Ink Fountain, Chicago, 111. Ink Fountain.— An ink fountain which is claimedto be superior to the stop-cock fountain has been recentlyinvented. This fountain, when once adjusted, requires noattention. When the pen beam is raised, the flow of inkstops; when lowered, the ink starts to…

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