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Printing and bookbinding for schools (1914)

Vaughn, Samuel Jesse, b. 1877 · Bloomington, Ill. : Public school pub. co. · leaf 42

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furni-ture is more modernand makes possiblemore accurate work;but for beginners, ithas its disadvantages.The metal is soft andof considerable weight,making heavier forms;and if a piece isdropped upon the stoneor even upon the floor, which frequently happens, it prob-ably has a corner or an edge… … FIG. 21. 32 PRINTING in locking up forms. In leaded forms which have to bekept for sometime, reglets are substituted for the leads andslugs. They are very much cheaper, and they relieve thenecessity for large cjuantities of the more expensive leadsand slugs. Wood furniture, which comes by the case…

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