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The Inland printer (1883)

Chicago : Inland Printer Co. · leaf 351

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ten refer in the prevocational schools. The boys who enter the trade to it as the matrix depth. It is the depth of the mold from preparatory schools are fourteen years of age, and their course which the face is formed; the space between the lines and of training is usually two years in length,… … type-faces, for type will sell and be exten¬ had the human form in mind, for we find Showing the Names of the sively used only when it meets popular that the face of a type is supported by the Different Parts of a Type. approval. As printers, we should educate body, which in turn is supported by…

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