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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 39

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wn the center, thenfrom the center rub right and left carefully, and avoidbubbles. A stubby bristle brush 4% by ^Vk by 1 is thebest for rubbing down. Should wrinkles appear, lift up 24 BOOKBINDING the paper, and rub carefully upward or downward untilthe edge of the sheet is reached. The average… … Mounting Machine.— This machine is designed formounting pictures, splicing boards and papers. Bychanging the tympan and substituting sandpaper on theroller, paper can be pebbled. The mechanism consists ofa cylinder with nippers, which, at each revolution, catchthe picture, which is fed in on the…

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