Printing; a practical treatise on the art of typography as applied more particularly to the printing of books; (1890)
Jacobi, Charles Thomas, 1853-1933 · London : G. Bell and sons · leaf 177
hen the crank handle is turned, butit need not be turned each time fresh ink is taken, as therewill be sufficient on the cylinder for several distributions ifthe work is not a heavy one. The brayer table, fig. 95, is used thus: a small quantityof ink is placed loosely on the back of the table, and… … Fig. 95. The surfaces of these tables should be planed quitesmoothly, and should be kept quite free from dirt ordust. For colour-work iron surfaces must not be used, but
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