The practical printer : a complete manual of photographic printing (1874)
Hearn, Charles W · Philadelphia : Benerman & Wilson · leaf 101
nd draw it tightly yet tenderly over the edges of the glass, and press it down smoothly on the back of the negative.- Do this in turn to all of the sides, and then, when the paper is dry, you will find the pieces quite strongly held together, and you can move it about, in and out of the frame,… … face up on a piece of plain unsalted paper, match it, and with a knife or shears cut the paper around the negative, leaving sufficient of it on all sides to allow it to turn over, not too far, on the var¬ nished side, which, you remember, is uppermost (Fig. 36). Mark with a lead-pencil on the…
Photography -- Printing processes · Photographs on porcelain
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