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 92
e one size larger than text, but the old-fashionedway of putting them in italic looks well. If these parts ofthe preliminary matter are extensive, the text type maybe used, with a slightly thicker lead than that used in thebook put through. If the text is solid, then use only athin lead. All these… … Fig. 63. continued on from the text. The style to be adopted insetting these depends on the nature of the index to becomposed. The printers imprint should always appear at the end ofthe work, and might also be placed at the back of the title. Having considered these methods of composing the…
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