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 373
d 342 PRINTING is sometimes attached to these presses, and is a guide inpumping up. The example given is one with double pumpsattached, greater power being thus obtained. A nipping press, fig. 174, made of iron, and worked bymeans of a screw, is a handy adjunct to the warehouse. Itis very useful… … FlG. 174. NIPPING PRESS. and rolled. The printed sheets are placed between them,the impression being taken out and a slight glaze impartedfrom contact with the boards in pressing. Foolscap .Demy .Royal . .Royal Extra. Sizes of Glazed Boards Inches. . 18 x 1 V.. 23| x 18|. 26 x 21. 27 x 22 [nches.…
