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The Inland printer (1883)

Chicago : Inland Printer Co. · leaf 501

An illustration from The Inland printer, 1883, leaf 501
k from the other fellow. It was a sui¬ I plunged them up and down in the iron bath. Alongside cidal policy that could end in nothing but ruin. Mr. G. E. the etching tray I have a pail of water in which I quickly Holloway, of the Electrotypers’ Association, told how they plunge the plate and churn… … you a package of samples of the work made abroad by this that one of the patented machines that you have shown method.” Answer. — The results shown are in grain has this churn principle that I have been using for about instead of regular dots as in the ordinary half-tone process, ten years. Will…

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