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How to make money in the printing business. A book for master printers who realize that there is a practical side to the art, and who desire to know the surest methods of making profits (1900)

Nathan, Paul · New York, The Lotus press · leaf 358

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atever thecharacter of work desired, there is always an expert to ILLUSTRATIONS TO INCREASE PRINTERS PROFITS. !47 perform it, and sometimes a drawing will pass throughthree or four hands in order to receive the best touchesfor that part of the work in which each artist excels. Inthis way an… … Halftone—For High-Grade Catalogue Work Courtesy of F. A. Ringler Co. one expert, the figures drawn by another, the landscapeby a third, and the lettering by a fourth. These artistsdo nothing on the hit or miss plan. Before pen or brushis touched, it has been thoroughly decided what processof…

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