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METHODS OF PRINTING . |
30 |
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Impression on polished glass or razor |
30 |
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The two contrasted methods of printing . |
31 |
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General remarks on printing from reliefs-ink ; low
relief of ridges ; layer of ink ; drying due to oxidisation |
32-34 |
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Apparatus at my own laboratory-slab ; roller ; benzole
(or equivalent) ; funnel ; ink ; cards . |
35-38 |
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Method of its manipulation . |
38-40 |
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Pocket apparatus . |
40 |
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Rollers and their manufacture |
40 |
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Other parts of the apparatus |
41 |
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Folders-long serviceable if air be excluded . |
42 |
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Lithography . |
43 |
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Water colours and dyes . |
44 |
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Sir W. Herschel's official instructions . |
45 |
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Printing as from engraved plates Prof. Ray Lankester ;
Dr. L. Robinson |
45 |
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Methods of Dr. Forgeot . |
46 |
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Smoke prints-mica ; adhesive paper, by licking with
tongue |
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Pl umbago ; whitening . |
49 |
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Casts-sealing-wax ; dentist's wax ; gutta-percha ; un |
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