INDEX

Adjusting pressure in machine, [38]
Adjusting stones in machine, [37]
Air drying—tin printing, [78], [79]
Alum, [27]
Aluminium plates, [57]
Aluminium plates—
Alterations, [62]
Direct photo, [58], [85], [100]
Etching, [61]
Machining, [65]
Printing bed, [65]
Rolling up, [60]
Sensitising, [99]
Transferring, [59]
Aluminium rotary machine, [65], [66]
American printers, [53]
Asphalt solution, [100]
Bavarian limestone, [1], [2]
Blocking out, [54], [55]
Blue tinge, [70], [77]
Boxwood scraper, [20]
Brake cylinder, [38]
Bronze printing, [49]
Cam motion, [21]
Canada balsam, [54]
Castor oil, [28]
Cause and effect, [2]
Ceramic decoration, [55]
Chalk drawings, [25], [26]
Chemical affinity, [2]
Clean stones, [3]
Cohesion in printing ink, [54]
Colour and design, [48]
Changes, [70]
Mixing, [30]
Printing, [47]
Registration, [48]
Sequence, [48], [50], [76]
Super-position, [48], [81]
Transparencies, [55]
Colours, standard, [55]
Copperplate press, [17]
Printing, [17-19]
Stove, [18]
Copy, photo-litho, [89]
Copying table, [96]
Crayon or chalk drawing, [8]
Crayon work, [89], [90]
Cylinder press, [21]
Damping rollers, [40]
Design, [24]
Design, inverted, [68]
Design, suitable, [80]
Development, photo print, [99]
Direct impression, A, [72]
Discoloration, [70]
Distortion, [49], [68], [75]
Dryers, [71]
Drying colours, [50], [71]
Drying metal plates, [77], [78]
Drying racks, [78], [79]
Duplication of design, [30], [31]
Effect of pinks and greys, [49]
Effects in tin-plate printing, [81]
Elastic bedding, [22], [23]
Electricity, [46]
Elements of lithography, [2]
Embossed lines, [89]
Plates, [82]
Embossing dies, [82], [83]
Enamelled paper, [51]
Etching, [25], [26]
Evolution of tin-plate printing, [67]
Exposure, [99]
Fine etching, [95]
French chalk, [71], [76]
Skins, [28]
Friction glazed paper, [51]
Glass muller, [6]
Gold lacquer, [77], [81]
Gold printing, [49]
Grain, natural, [87]
Graining stones, [5], [6]
Grinding stones, [4-6]
Gripper, [42]
Gripper margins, [31]
Grit, [43]
Half-tone, photo-litho, [86]
Halligan machine, [34-36]
Hand labour and machine, [3]
Lever, [21]
Roller, [28]
High lights, [89]
Homogeneity of stones, [2]
Illumination of copy, [99]
Impression, [27]
Impression, size of, [75]
Impression, solid, [46]
Inking rollers, [39]
Inks, printing, [52-56]
Tin-plate printing, [69-71]
Transfer, [8-11]
Inverted design, [68]
Key formes, [27], [41]
Lacquer, peculiar feature of, [83]
Lacquer, tin-plate, [77]
Lamp-black, [28]
Leather dressing, [22]
Level surfaces, [3]
Levelling stones, [37]
Line, photo-litho, [85]
Linoleum, [23]
Linseed oil, [52], [53]
Litho press for copperplate, [19]
Litho press, mechanical principles, [20], [21]
Litho press, pressure, [20]
Litho varnish, [52], [53]
Magnesia, [71]
Mechanical affinity, [2]
Metal plates, [57]
Method, [45]
Modification of colour sequence, [48]
Motor driving, [46]
Nap roller, [28]
Natural grain, [87]
Negative, [88]
Offsets, [27], [28]
Oriental blue tinge, [70], [77]
Original stones, [30]
Outline forme, [48]
Packing cylinder, [21]
Paper, enamelled, [51]
Well seasoned, [49-51]
Pen and ink sketches, [89]
Pen and scraper effects, [90]
Photo litho—
Copy, [89]
Development, [99], [100]
Direct, [85]
Half-tone, [86]
Inception of, [84]
Line, [85]
Printing, [99]
Transfer, [85]
Transfer paper, [99]
Plumbago, [22]
Porosity of stones, [2]
Preparation of stones, [2-7]
Preparing designs, [24], [25]
Pressure alterations, [43]
Excessive, [37]
Litho press, [20]
Peculiarities, [75], [76]
Printing inks, [52]
Cohesion of, [54]
Printing medium, [1]
Proving, [29], [30]
Recipes, transfer inks, [9-11]
Transfer papers, [13-15]
Reciprocal movement, [72]
Reducing medium, [53], [54]
Register lines, [29], [30]
Registration, [29], [41]
Registration of colour, [48]
Remedy, A, [71]
Re-transferring, [31]
Rotary machine, printing, [65], [66]
Rubber blanket, [72-75]
Resilience of, [76]
Scraper, [20-22]
Scraper boards, [89], [90]
Scratches, [5]
Screen effect, [86]
Screen photo, [86]
Senefelder, [2]
Sensitising solution, [99]
Sequence of colour, [48]
Set off, [71]
Shading mediums, [90]
Shadow, [89]
Sheen of metal plate, [70]
Side lay, [42]
Silver print, [89]
Slogger, [38]
Sludge, [5]
Solid oil, [53]
Speed, [36], [37], [46]
Speed cones, [46]
Standard colours, [55]
Stone-planing machine, [3], [4]
Stone-polishing machine, [4], [5]
Stoving tin-plates, [78]
Transferred prints, [69]
Substitutes for stone, [57]
Suggestion, A, [49]
Super-position of colours, [48]
Tooth of grained stones, [7]
Of metal plates, [58]
Transfer inks—
Active principle of, [8], [9]
Copperplate, [10], [11]
Extra powerful, [11]
Plate, [9]
Stone to stone, [10]
Writing, [9], [10]
Transfer paper—
Autographic, [14]
Copperplate, [14], [15]
Diaphanic, [16]
Grained, [15], [16]
Photo-litho, [16], [99]
Specific value of, [12]
Stone to stone, [13]
Transparent, [13], [14]
Varnished, [13]
Transfer printing, [55]
Transferring, [32], [33], [100]
Transparencies, [55]
Trimming paper, [43]
Tympan, [21], [22]
V-shaped edge, [22]
Varnish, litho, [52], [53]
Vaseline, [54]
Venetian red, [28]
Water of Ayr stone, [25]
White printing, [70], [76], [77]
Zinc plates, [57]
Zinc plates—
Alterations, [62]
De-polishing, [58]
Etching, [61]
Graining, [58]
Machining, [65]
Photo, direct, [58], [85], [99]
Printing bed, [65]
Rolling up, [60]
Sensitising, [99]
Transferring to, [59]

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of items are discussed therein which, though simple, are
of items are discussed herein which, though simple, are
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the building up of a green by the superposition of blues, of
the building up of a green by the super-position of blues, of
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printing. At same time, it must be remembered that
printing. At the same time, it must be remembered that
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Bavarian limestone, 12
Bavarian limestone, 1, 2
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Embossing discs, 82, 83
Embossing dies, 82, 83
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Paper, enamelled, 61
Paper, enamelled, 51
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Extra powerful, 4
Extra powerful, 11
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Depolishing, 58
De-polishing, 58