Printing : a practical treatise on the art of typography as applied more particularly to the printing of books (1904)
Jacobi, Charles Thomas · London : G. Bell & Sons · leaf 231
FlG. 112. INK BKAYEK. Fig. 113. ink slice. is brayed or rubbed out as required. The ink, as it istaken from the can, should be lifted by the aid of an inkslice, fig. 113. ■ >,,._, PRINTING The surfaces of these tables should be plaued quitesmooth, and also be kept entirely free from dirt or… … FIG. 114. PEDESTAL INK TABLE. of either porcelain or marble substituted. These may befastened down on the planed iron table with thick stringor some other contrivance. This will prevent jarring, moreespecially if a few thicknesses of wrapper paper are placed Fig. 115. INK KNIFE. between the two…
