How to Estimate On Printing
How to Estimate On Printing
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On special sizes not less than ten per cent additional price for lots of less than one ton.
9. On special colors, or colors not regularly made in the grade ordered, ton lots or less, not less than ten per cent additional price. One to two tons not less than five per cent additional.
NOTE A. Applying to rules No. 1 and No. 2: Under rules No. 1 and No. 2 the quantities mentioned are understood to be the quantities named in the original order or inquiry and not the quan- tities that may be arrived... at by adding the ten or fifteen per cent overrun provided for under rule No. 3. For example, an order for say 1, 800 pounds is an order for less than one ton and is to be accepted and billed at the ten per cent advance, altho when made, the allowed overrun may make the ship- ment aggregate more than 2, 000 pounds.
NOTE B. Applying to rule No. 2.
Under this rule (Rule No. 2) mills may make in any established grade for a customer buying said grade regularly, without additional charge, such colors as may be decided upon as constituting the regular colors of such customer's line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On special sizes not less than ten per cent additional price for lots of less than one ton.
9. On special colors, or colors not regularly made in the grade ordered, ton lots or less, not less than ten per cent additional price. One to two tons not less than five per cent additional.
NOTE A. Applying to rules No. 1 and No. 2: Under rules No. 1 and No. 2 the quantities mentioned are understood to be the quantities named in the original order or inquiry and not the quan- tities that may be arrived... at by adding the ten or fifteen per cent overrun provided for under rule No. 3. For example, an order for say 1, 800 pounds is an order for less than one ton and is to be accepted and billed at the ten per cent advance, altho when made, the allowed overrun may make the ship- ment aggregate more than 2, 000 pounds.
NOTE B. Applying to rule No. 2.
Under this rule (Rule No. 2) mills may make in any established grade for a customer buying said grade regularly, without additional charge, such colors as may be decided upon as constituting the regular colors of such customer's line.
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