[Coggeshall, William Turner], 1824-1867, [from old catalog] ed · Columbus, Follett, Foster and company · leaf 116
t, the exact size and form of the pages arecarefully cut out therefrom, the parts left being an excellentprotection of the paper under them. This is called thefrishet. Such is the ordinary Stanhope press. A notice of theprinciple of many other excellent presses which have beensince invented, and… … •1 1 1 ^ li 5 i ™ J Printing—Practical. 81 This is made of iron, about four feet high, and three feetfour inches wide ; at the back is a solid iron cylinder, turnedperfectly true, against which a thin steel straight-edge ismade to press by means of levers and weights, thus forminga trough for the…
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