A dictionary of typography and its accessory arts. Presented to the subscribers of the "Printers' register," 1870-1871 (1871)
Southward, John, 1840-1902 · London : Powell · leaf 26
shed with setsof flyers, as they effectsuch an important saving- , ■ -■- -■- \,..~ -C5 0f labour. Fly-leaf.—The second or back leaf of an 8vo. or 4to circular.When single page circulars are given to the pressman to work,is is usual for him to ask if it is to be fly-leaf or single. Fly-sheet.—A… … Fly the Frisket.—To turn down the frisket and tympan bythe fame motion. This should always be done, as it saies time,on ordinary work; but not when very superior hea\y or drypaper is used. Folder.—A narrow slip of bevelled ivory or bone, whichthe bookfolder draws along each iold of a sheet, to…
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