The daily newspaper : the history of its production and distribution / [G.H.F.]. (1878)
G. H. F · Montreal : J. Dougall · leaf 12
aper. presses, but in those which do thevery finest work. The first great steptowards increased speed was madewhen the paper was pressed againstthe type by a cylinder or drum. Thisis the character of most newspaperpresses, and of a good number in the rotary presses in the picture of thepress-room,… … HOISTING turtle on the press. Witness press-room. In these pressesthe types still travel backwards andforwards on a flat bed, which has tostop and reverse its motion twice forevery impression. The next step inadvance was that which placed thetypes also on a cylinder, so that theremight be for them…
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