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 38
thestones up to the appliances by which the drawings are putupon them, we are now prepared to give an account ofthe construction and principles of the apparatus by whichthe prepared and drawn stones are made to give an almostunlimited number of impressions. Foremost among the apparatus used for… … 1. The framing, A A. 2. The cross-head, B B. 3. The scraper-box, C. 4. The pressure-screw, D, uniting Nos. 2 and 3. 5. The bed, E, to which is hinged 6. The tympan-frame, F. 7. The cylinder, to which is attached 8. The handle, H (in larger pi-esses there are two). 9. The handle and lever, secured…
Lithography · Engraving
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