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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 361

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s, when using Ringler plates. If blocked, they aresure to be properly squared, never causing any rising ofleads or furniture. They require a minimum of make-ready, probably cutting this time in half as comparedwith the average plate. If they are color-plates, they in-variably register, which is… … Courtesy of Merganthaler Linotype Co. THE MERGANTHALER LINOTYPE-TO-DAY. -A MACHINE OF When it is stated that there are 7,500 linotypemachines in use, and that each of these machines has anordinary producing capacity of 30,000 to 50,000 ems in aday of eight hours, while many of them are run with…

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