Wood-block printing : a description of the craft of woodcutting & colourprinting based on the Japanese practice (1916)
Fletcher, F. Morley (Frank Morley), 1866-1949 · London : J. Hogg · leaf 104
of ink in good condition. An effective method is to put the ink at once into a well-corked, wide-mouthed bottle. To the under side of the cork is nailed a little wad of unsized paper soaked with creosote. By this means ink can be … Fig. 1 8. — Cork of ink-bottle fixed tO the Cork, with wad for preservative. any time be obtained rapidly in small quantities by rubbing down a stick of Chinese ink on a slab in the ordi- nary way, but this is very laborious, and is only worth while if one needs a small quantity of a glossy black,…
Wood-engraving · Color prints
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