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The Inland printer (1883)

Chicago : Inland Printer Co. · leaf 566

An illustration from The Inland printer, 1883, leaf 566
he coils of the spring and Producing Illustrations — 1,179,749. the ink-pad. Arthur L. Ormay has assigned to the Hill Publishing Printers’ Chase — 1,182,418. Company, of New York, a patent on an inexpensive process A chase designed for holding the form at an angle, so for producing illustrations… … 2. Then a copper or other plate is made from this nega¬ tive and the areas which are to be shaded are gamboged on this plate, as in Fig. 3, after which a Ben Day film is through which the type presses against the paper. Herbert rolled over the plate to produce the effect of Fig. 4, thus L. Ament,…

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