The industries of the world; a complete course of technical education for the manufacturer, operative, and all persons engaged or interested in trade and commerce (1881)
Wylde, James · London, New York, The London Printing and Publishing Company, limited · leaf 703
c support containing the pages which are to print the beneath, the pressure must have been so great other side of the sheet ; so that the sheet of as to endanger the letters. paper, after being printed by one of these The “ Stanhope press” is a much more efficient “ forms,” may undergo a second… … and lead, like printing types themselves ; and Fig. 348. — Stanhope Press. the metal is melted in a copper containing about half a ton, and then poured into the mould. This cast is now an exact representative of the render the printer able to produce a finer kind original page. The mould was a…
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