Engraving and printing methods, advertisement illustration, technical- and trade-paper advertising, street-car advertising, outdoor advertising, house publications (1909)
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high. The cut is shown somewhat higherin Fig-. 9 because of the exaggeration of the thickness ofthe metal. 9. Mounting.—Line engravings are usually mountedon blocks of well-dried wood. If the cut is to be stereotyped(reproduced, in a newspaper office for use on a rotary press), itshould either be… … Fig. 1)Mounted on a block engraving containing very fine stipple work is made on acopper plate. 11. Deep Etching*.—The etching in a good cut shouldbe deep. If the etching is very shallow, the crevices will fillup and the cut will smudge in printing. Good electrotypes(copper-faced plates, usually…
