Standard Specifications for book Printing
Standard Specifications for book Printing
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The low bidder will be he who is low on these quantities. Cover pages for paper bound reports will be charged as four page forms.
We will expect the printer to make use of any possible combination by means of which the presswork charges will be lessened.
All work is to be from type, on an English finish paper, 38 by 50/100; presswork on folders will be figured in the same way as text forms, and no charge for make-up will be allowed. Forms must be imposed to suit the binder, whose instructions t...he printer must receive before he may begin the presswork.
Charges for presswork must be made separately for each report, in the form prescribed, which shows in detail the 21 size and number of forms and tokens charged for. It will be noticed that the forms for each report, for both the bureau and department volumes, will vary only in the page numbers; the presswork for both volumes, therefore, will be charged for as making one run.
The best grade of commercial black ink must be used, and we will expect the printed page to show out clear and sharp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The low bidder will be he who is low on these quantities. Cover pages for paper bound reports will be charged as four page forms.
We will expect the printer to make use of any possible combination by means of which the presswork charges will be lessened.
All work is to be from type, on an English finish paper, 38 by 50/100; presswork on folders will be figured in the same way as text forms, and no charge for make-up will be allowed. Forms must be imposed to suit the binder, whose instructions t...he printer must receive before he may begin the presswork.
Charges for presswork must be made separately for each report, in the form prescribed, which shows in detail the 21 size and number of forms and tokens charged for. It will be noticed that the forms for each report, for both the bureau and department volumes, will vary only in the page numbers; the presswork for both volumes, therefore, will be charged for as making one run.
The best grade of commercial black ink must be used, and we will expect the printed page to show out clear and sharp.
What to read after Standard Specifications for book Printing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B Smarr to read onlineMoreLess
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