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The grammar of lithography : A practical guide for the artist and printer in commercial & artistic lithography, & chromolithography, zincography, photo-lithography, and lithographic machine printing. (1880)

Richmond, W. D · London : Wyman & Sons · leaf 36

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nger, will not probably bemuch in the way. It should be about three-eighths of aninch thick along the middle line, and made thinner towardsthe edges, which should be straight. Some thick strips ofmillboard should be gummed or pasted in places roundthe edge of the stone, to keep the board away from… … Fig. 3- 32. A Turntable is a luxury to the draughtsman onstone, as the largest stones, when placed upon it, may beeasily moved into any position. To make one, strips ofoak, or similar wood, 3 in. wide and 1 in. thick, are framedtogether by mortise and tenon to form a square of 12 to18 in. There…

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