10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HECTOGRAPHY»
Discover the use of
hectography in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hectography and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Edvard Munch: The Complete Graphic Works (revised and ...
Hectographs In his vehement attacks on former friends and new enemies in the
years around 1903–06, Munch also adopted a new printing method: hectography
. In one impression ofA wounded Magpie (no. 26) he has written 'Printed on my ...
2
Surfaces and Coatings Related to Paper and Wood: A Symposium ...
Improved hectography has required more heroic effort. Improved Hectography
One of the shortcomings of hectography is the ability of the image to bleed into
the liquid film on the copy-sheet surface and along and into the copy sheet.
R. H. Marchessault, Christen Skaar, 1967
3
Encyclopedia of chemical technology: Editorial board: Herman ...
This kind of output was the norm for a long time for the far older process of spirit
hectography, which originated as tray hectography over a century ago.
HECTOGRAPHY In hectography, a dye image on a master is contacted to a
surface that ...
Raymond Eller Kirk, Donald Frederick Othmer, Herman Francis Mark, 1968
4
Postal Guide, Philadelphia Post-office: Containing Postal ...
Reproductions obtained by process of chromography, polygraphy, hectography,
papyro- graphy, velocigraphy, etc., except in lots of twenty or more precisely
similar copies, when mailed at post-office windows (not dropped in boxes) when
they ...
United States. Post Office (Philadelphia, Pa.), 1900
The literature of the Old Believers is growing fast, being produced by type,
lithography, hectography or hand-copying, both within the Empire and abroad. "
One may find these productions now in nearly every household," and educated
people ...
6
Chomskyan (R)evolutions
Hectography was a laborious and messy process, mostly used (from the late
nineteenth to the the mid twentieth century) for school bulletins, church
newsletters and the like. It must have been a monumental chore to run off copies
of a 919 ...
7
Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science: Volume 34 - ...
... lnc., 32:146-151 Duplicating equipment see also Copying equipment
hectography, 6:28-29 mimeography, 6:27 offset, 6:29-30 Duplicating processes
adherography, 6:30 hectography, 6:28-29 mimeography, 6:27 offset, 6:29-30
Duplication ...
8
The International Development of Health Psychology
(1988). Das Gesundheitswesen DDR 1988, [The health system GDR 1988].
Berlin: Hectography. International Union for Health Education. (Ed.). (1988).
Health education in Europe -State of the art of health education in 28 European
countries.
Mary A. Jansen, John Weinman, 1991
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The India Office, 1880-1910
Also, hectography was used in the India Office until well after World War I. The
process involved duplicating letters by placing a freshly typed letter, with a
special "wet" ink, on a glycerin gel; this allowed copies to be made from the
raised type, ...
10
Technical and Economic Criteria for Media Selection and ...
Hectography becomes competitive over 10 copies when the volume of processed
copies is above this threshold. Between 20 and 100 copies, that is the required
quantity of copies for from 1 to 4 classes, hectography and offset printing are ...
