Vaughn, Samuel Jesse, b. 1877 · Bloomington, Ill. : Public school pub. co. · leaf 44
sure that the faces of all the type are at thesame level—no letters projecting so as to be broken or toinjure the rollers, or, at best, to ruin the impressions. After this, the printer tightens the cjuoins gradually,giving a slight turn to each quoin in succession. There isdanger of the beginners… … 34 PRINTING very tight lockup to hold. Before removing the chasefrom the stone, the lockup should be tested by raising oneside o£ the chase very slightly and tapping the furnitureto see if any of the type are loose. If the form holds, itis ready for the press. Forms for Pour and More Pages. When…
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