Printing; a textbook for printers' apprentices, continuation classes, and for general use in schools (1917)
Henry, Frank Souder, 1867- · New York, John Wiley & sons, inc.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 184
of plates,use leads or furniture at each of the four corners, as shownin Fig. 97. This will permit of twisting the plates if neces-sary. When a register job is first locked up for press, a chalk-markshould be made across each quoin in such a way that it marks thequoin and the furniture that it… … Fig. 97.—Method of Locking up a Form so that it May be Easily Moved, are tightened, the chalk-marks will all come into perfect align-ment. When this occurs the form is locked up exactly as itwas in the first instance. In no other way can you be assuredthat such is the case. It is a very easy matter…
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