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 71
FlG. 22. FURNITURE CABINET. places, as well as in their respective sizes, which repre-sents a great saving of time. Fig. 22 is a so-called labour 44 PRINTING saving furniture cabinet, and the idea should be siiffieienl lyobvious to even the most unpractical person. Fig. 23 represents one of a pair… … FIG. 23. LEAD AND REGLET CABINET. The composing slid-, figs. 24-28, is the tool used for type-setting. It is made in various metals, but generally of ironor gun-metal for bookworlc. For newspaper work shortmahogany sticks, fig. 27, are sometimes employed; they arelined with metal (usually brass),…
