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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 252

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so that the end of the leaf will fall flat on theblade. Turn the left edge of the blade up slightly andbring the leaf over to the right on the cushion; removethe knife and blow gently on the center of the leaf. Thecushion should have a little red chalk rubbed in to pre-vent the gold leaf from… … large, in convenient sizes. With a piece of absorbent cot-ton, apply a little vaseline, or oil if it be preferred, thentake another piece of absorbent cotton, rub on the hair,which will supply a sufficient amount of natural oil toadhere the leaf, and lay it on the leaf; pick it up, andpress it…

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