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 40
ed, the proof may be pulledas already explained. 29. Galley-press.—Straight matter is usually placed onlong galleys and proofs pulled on a galley-press. This is a frame-work surmounted by a flat bed, on the sides of which are raisedtracks on which rolls a solid iron roller covered with felt.… … Fig. ig.—Galley-press. a sheet of paper is placed on the tj^e, and the roller is run overthe face of the type. Owing to the fact that the roller fre-quently squeezes the type into the paper, the paper is apt toslip over the face of the type and smear the proof. This canbe avoided by holding the…
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