10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEIGHT-TO-PAPER»
Discover the use of
height-to-paper in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
height-to-paper and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Typographical Printing-Surfaces
The height-to-paper of type in America and England is new standardized at 0'918
inch, or 23317 mm. Certain typefounders still cast the points and dots of the i and
j about 0'001 inch high-to-paper, that is of a height of 0919 inch, while in the ...
A. Harriette, L.A. Legros, J.C. Grant
2
A Dictionary of the Art of Printing
These measures, taken truly for each body separately, and verified on the
Prototype, will form altogether a general correspondence for all the bodies of
characters." " Of Height to Paper. The height of the characters called height to
paper, that is ...
3
Typographia: an historical sketch of the origin and progress ...
Let 11 lines of N onpareil be the standard height to paper. “ A conformity with
these three rules would evidently prove a great benefit Printers, and might
ultimately not be less so to Letter-founders. If adopted, the bodies of English, Pica
, and ...
Thomas Carson HANSARD, 1825
4
Typographia, an historical sketch of the origin and progress ...
... 9 of Long Primer, 10 of Bourgeois, 1 1 of Brevier, and 12 of Minion. — 3. Let 11
lines of Nonpareil be the standard height to paper. " A conformity with these three
rules would evidently prove a great benefit Printers, and might ultimately not be ...
Thomas Curson Hansard, 1825
5
Proposals for establishing a graduated scale of sizes for ...
"PLAIN AND ACCURATE RULES For obtaining Permanent Uniformity in the
Sizes ofttie Bodies of Types and in their Height to Paper. "1. Let the fount called
Nonpareil be made the fundamental standard, and make 12 lines of Nonpareil ...
6
The Archaeology of Liberty in an American Capital: ...
Height to paper is the length of the piece of type, and uniformity of length aids in
assuring that each letter will hit the paper (ibid., 90–91). From her analysis, Little
deduces two key points. First, the newspaper's content was segmented by type ...
Mark Leone, Mark P. Leone, 2005
... and when they are closed, the bevelling or sloping of the types fit e.v.;ci!y into
the be- velling or sloping parts of tbe stand?, by which means the types are
properly confined, of the proper height to paper, as it is called, and as easily
locked up ...
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AutoCAD 2013 and AutoCAD LT 2013: No Experience Required
8. Click Apply, and then click Close. 9. Save your. Leave Arial as the Font Name,
and change Font Style from Bold to Notice how the Height parameter changes
from Height to Paper Space Height. 281741c08.indd 405 5/13/12 8:43 PM Using
...
9
Typographia, Or The Printers' Instructor:: Including an ...
... ihif. plan is now considerably increased, so that the founder* are continually
put to the inconvenience of altering their mould?, both as to height to paper and
depth of bod*, in order to accommodate the whim or caprice of this or that
particular ...
10
Reader in the History of Books and Printing
... had to be of uniform height — analogous to the surface of an engraved wood
block. The metal used for such characters had to be sufficiently hard to stand up
under repeated use and to retain its height-to-paper under pressure, but 264 THE
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