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 27
two inches wide, they can be made available for fillingup a spare corner, awl thus economise space --.See IIalf-CASE. French Furniture.—Pieces of metal cast to Pica ems in length and width, and used, in imposing a forme, for furnishingtin chase with the proper margins for books ; they are useful… … From the great care and nicety shown in casting the varioussizes, this kind of furniture is invaluable for making up blanktabular forms. French Rules.—Ornamental rules, swelling in the centre,and tapering to a fine line at each end, thus:— ♦ —•— * They are generally used to separate chapters in…
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