Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 53
drier, consisting of a piece of straw, pulp, or bindersboard, is put between the marble paper, and the end-ieaves are then put between straw or pulp board, put inpress, given a hard nip, then released, and left in pressuntil dry or over night. In pasting marble paper, careshould be taken to paste… … A — Waste leaf. B — End-leaf, lined with marble paper. C — Joint material.D — Guard. E — Muslin strip. F — Fly-leaf lined with marble paper. G — White fly-leaf. if too many sheets of marble paper are pasted before lay-ing them on. A cold bench adhesive is recommended, andif applied thin and…
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