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 375
, this may be desirable;for example, the bulk of the official Post Office Directory is considerably reduced by this method. As before said,this class of rolling is a great labour-saving consideration, 344 PRINTING but, naturally, the ink, to retain its normal colour anddensity, should be dried by… … FlG. 17). HOT-ROLLING MACHINE. characters of paper, is objectionable; the act of rolling, hotor cold, having the tendency to take all the life out ofthe paper, thus entirely altering its original texture. Forillustrated magazine work, where time is an important item,and the class of engravings is…
