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The printing trades (1916)

Shaw, Frank L. (Frank Leslie), b. 1882, Cleveland Foundation. Survey Committee. Cleveland education survey · Cleveland, Ohio : Survey Committee of the Cleveland Foundation · leaf 56

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en pressman who wants to change mustserve some time as cylinder pressfeeder and cyl-inder pressmans assistant. In cylinder presswork there is no fixed line ofpromotion. A boy usually begins as a flyboy,and after learning pressfeeding may work up tothe position of floorman, in which capacity,… … ginners. The boy must pick up the tradethrough experience and practice. The lengthof time required to reach the position of press-man will depend largely on how frequentlychanges occur among the force of pressmenemployed in the shop. SummaryThree kinds of presses, known as the platen, thecylinder,…

Printing industry · Book industries and trade · Vocational Education

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