Andrews, E. C. (Emory Cobb), 1878-1932 · Chicago. Inland Printer · leaf 111
COLOR AND ITS APPLICATION TO PRINTING. half-ounce sample in a flat ointment-box of each formula- number, no matter how many times it may be duplicated. The original sample is saved indefinitely and is filed away in a fiat drawer, just large enough to hold one hundred sam- ples, arranged ten by ten.… … Fig. 39. Whether it pays a printer to do his own color-matching for jobs requiring over five pounds of ink, depends upon his location. If he is in a large city, the right inkman can do it better and more quickly, but the printer should select the inkman who uses the most care in weighing and…
Color printing
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