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The production of the printed catalogue; the preparation, printing, and publication of catalogues of libraries, museums, art galleries, publishers, booksellers and business houses. With a chapter on the monotype machine, and an appendix of type faces (1910)

Philip, Alexander J. (Alexander John), b. 1879 · London : R. Atkinson, limited · leaf 159

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ace to the galley-mechanism move-ment, which latter lifts the galley gate, pushesin the complete line, and recloses the gate.This movement is so human-like that itcannot fail to excite the attention of theonlooker. Finally, whilst the machine will run un-attended, so long as the metal supply… … Composing and Casting IViachine Is now to be Found in tiie Composing Rooms OF MORE THAN SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY EUROPEAN PRINTERS. What the Monotype offers the Printer. PERFECT SINGLE TTPE (not distorted Unes of type). A Foundry as well as a Composer. 5 to 12 point (14 point with special…

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