Brown, Samuel · New York, Bragdon, Lord & Nagle Co · leaf 56
sed to have the set of the rolls so adjusted that the part where the figure does not appear will not come in contact with the ink roll. This method has proved better than using engraved rolls, besides being less expensive. After the design is drawn it is photo-engraved on a plate of a given length… … Fig. 7 is a sketch of a printing machine. The design roll A is five inches in diameter and constructed of a number of thicknesses of maple wood, glued and screwed firmly together, with the grain well crossed to prevent shrinkage and warping. The design plate is carefully fitted around and pinned…
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