WORKBOOK FOR STUDENTS OF PRINTING<\/strong><\/p>\n The Workbook for Students of Printing<\/em>\u00a0was\u00a0prepared in 1942\u00a0by August Angel<\/a>, (printing and science teacher) to train students in the operation of the Pine Mountain Settlement School press. It also served as a manual for safety and policy in the Print Shop<\/a>.<\/p>\n This is the second workbook written by Mr. Angel,\u00a0and explained to the student how\u00a0to “lock up a form for a platen press\u00a0and produce\u00a0a complete printed job.” The first workbook was\u00a0concerned with\u00a0“producing a clean, perfect job of straight-matter typesetting,”\u00a0with\u00a0most of the\u00a0printing done on the hand proof press.<\/p>\n Both workbooks were\u00a0designed to be used\u00a0in conjunction\u00a0with a formal textbook on the subject, The Practice of Printing,<\/em> by Ralph W. Polk (published by Manual Arts Press, Peoria, 1937.)<\/p>\n workbook ; printing students ; school print shop ; typesetting ; hand proof press ; form ; platen press ; print job ; dead linotype form ; imposing stone ; imposing table ; chase ; furniture ; text books ; quoins ; locking the form ; quoin key ; planing ; mallet ; planer ; suggested reading ; The Practice of Printing ; Polk ; assignments ; chaser method ; work and turn job ; sheetwise ; layout ; printing presses ; letterpress process ; foundry type ; linotype ; type-high printing plates ; platen presses ; cylinder presses ; rotary presses ; Chandler and Price Gordon ; Colt Armory Press ; automatic mechanical feeder ; ink rollers ; summer rollers ; winter rollers ; oiling a press ; make-ready ; inking a press ; pressfeeder ; even color ; press feeding ; fanning out sheets ; grippers ; hard packing ; soft packing ; tympan-sheet ; offsetting ; slip-sheeting ;<\/p>\n
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\n\u00a0GALLERY<\/h3>\n\n\t\t