Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 261
ldwhich a roll will hold is used up, pick up more, and bringthe roll exactly on top of the line made near the end, andcontinue. Mitering, that is, joining the corners of filletswithout running over, can be done with a roll from whicha portion of the face has been removed by commencingand ending… … end to hold the rolls of ribbon gold. The unwound goldstrip passes over the pad along the side of a guide to theunwinding rolls which are operated by a belt. By pulling FINISHING 247 this belt forward, sufficient gold leaf is unwound on thegilding pad to cover the entire circumference of the…
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