reat proportion of the electros roman — probably less. Why not, then, draw a price now in use. Typefounding machinery has arrived at line something like this: Fonts of [150 A 400a] and upward, same price as standard roman of same body? great perfection, as the large and splendidly cast pieces of… … books — many of them to nondescript and varying fonts are easier handled in the factory, and are more bodies — which, cast as types, true to body, set, and economical to the printer than small ones ; and the height, would be more valuable to the printer and could benefit would be mutual. I believe…
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