The printer's dictionary of technical terms; a handbook of definitions and information about processes of printing; with a brief glossary of terms used in book binding (1912)
Stewart, A. A. (Alexander A.) · Boston, Mass., School of printing, North end union · leaf 317
Next, fill in with furniture, leaving spaceenough for quoins at the further side ofthe form and at the foot of the page. Keepthe type form as nearly as possible in themiddle of the chase. If there is any vari-ation, let the page be a little below thecenter up and down. In order to securean even… … ving arrangement of furniture andquoins in a form. After the furniture and quoins are prop-erly placed, tighten the quoins with thefinders and work your hand over the faceof the form to straighten up any linesthat may not be exactly on their feet.When the form is pressed together fairly of…
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