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  • TABLE DES MATIÈRES
  • TABLE DES ILLUSTRATIONS
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  • PAGE DE TITRE
    • CONTENTS (p.r17)
    • INTRODUCTION (p.r5)
    • PREFACE (p.r11)
    • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (p.r13)
    • GLOSSARY OF COMMON TECHNICAL TERMS (p.r21)
    • CHAPTER I. PRINTING-SURFACES (p.1)
    • CHAPTER II. TYPOGRAPHY (p.4)
    • CHAPTER III. DESCRIPTION OF TYPE (p.10)
    • CHAPTER IV. TYPEFOUNDING (p.15)
    • CHAPTER V. TYPE DESIGN (p.24)
    • CHAPTER VI. FOUNTS OF TYPE (p.34)
    • CHAPTER VII. UNITS AND DIMENSIONS (p.55)
    • CHAPTER VIII. TYPE FACES (p.82)
    • CHAPTER IX. SERIES, PROPORTIONS, AND WEIGHT (p.121)
    • CHAPTER X. LOGOTYPES (p.146)
    • CHAPTER XI. LEGIBILITY (p.156)
    • CHAPTER XII. PUNCH-CUTTING (p.193)
    • CHAPTER XIII. MATRICES (p.216)
    • CHAPTER XIV. MOULDS (p.241)
    • CHAPTER XV. PUMPS (p.271)
    • CHAPTER XVI. CLASSIFICATION OF TYPECASTING, COMPOSING, LINE-JUSTIFYING AND DISTRIBUTING MACHINERY (p.279)
    • CHAPTER XVII. KEYBOARDS (p.283)
    • CHAPTER XVIII. CASTING MACHINES (p.301)
    • CHAPTER XIX. COMPOSING MACHINES (p.321)
    • CHAPTER XX. LINE-JUSTIFYING MACHINES (p.342)
    • CHAPTER XXI. DISTRIBUTING MACHINES (p.350)
    • CHAPTER XXII. CASTING AND COMPOSING MACHINES (p.355)
    • CHAPTER XXIII. CASTING AND LINE-JUSTIFYING MACHINES (p.357)
    • CHAPTER XXIV. CASTING AND DISTRIBUTING MACHINES (p.358)
    • CHAPTER XXV. COMPOSING AND LINE-JUSTIFYING MACHINES (p.363)
    • CHAPTER XXVI. COMPOSING AND DISTRIBUTING MACHINES (p.367)
    • CHAPTER XXVII. CASTING, COMPOSING, AND LINE-JUSTIFYING MACHINES (p.374)
    • CHAPTER XXVIII. COMPOSING, LINE-JUSTIFYING, AND DISTRIBUTING MACHINES (p.376)
    • CHAPTER XXIX. MATRIX-COMPOSING, LINE-JUSTIFYING, AND TYPE OR SLUG CASTING MACHINES (p.392)
    • CHAPTER XXX. IMPRESSION MACHINES, TRANSFER MACHINES, TYPE-BAR MACHINES, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND UNCLASSIFIED MACHINES (p.453)
    • CHAPTER XXXI. STEREOTYPING (p.471)
    • CHAPTER XXXII. TYPOGRAPHICAL ETCHING, RELIEF PROCESS BLOCKS, AND ELECTROTYPING (p.483)
    • CHAPTER XXXIII. THE LANGUAGE OF CHINA AND ITS TYPOGRAPHICAL EXPRESSION (p.495)
    • CHAPTER XXXIV. HIEROGLYPHIC, COGNATE, SYLLABIC, AND OTHER SCRIPTS (p.515)
    • CHAPTER XXXV. ANCIENT AND MODERN SCRIPTS AND THEIR USES (p.533)
    • CHAPTER XXXVI. CONCLUSION (p.565)
    • APPENDICES (p.575)
      • APPENDIX I. BIBLIOGRAPHY (p.575)
      • APPENDIX II. PATENTS (p.577)
      • LIST OF BRITISH PATENTS AND PATENTEES (p.581)
      • LIST OF UNITED STATES PATENTS AND PATENTEES (p.623)
      • APPENDIX III. TECHNICAL VOCABULARY (p.671)
      • APPENDIX IV. NOTE ON STANDARDIZATION OF NOMENCLATURE (p.689)
      • APPENDIX V. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS (p.691)
    • INDEX (p.697)
    • TABLES (p.r19)
      • TABLE 1. ORDINARY FOUNT OF TYPE (p.35)
      • TABLE 2. PICA SIZES (p.58)
      • TABLE 3. BODY-SIZES OF TYPE (p.59)
      • TABLE 4. FACES AND BODY-SIZES (p.60)
      • TABLE 5. SHANKS'S POINT SYSTEM (p.67)
      • TABLE 6. COMPARATIVE TABLE GIVING NAMES OF ENGLISH AND FOREIGN TYPE AND THEIR DIMENSIONAL RELATIONSHIPS IN FOURNIER, DIDOT, AND STANDARD POINTS, IN INCHES AND IN MILLIMETRES (p.70)
      • TABLE 6. COMPARATIVE TABLE GIVING NAMES OF ENGLISH AND FOREIGN TYPE AND THEIR DIMENSIONAL RELATIONSHIPS IN FOURNIER, DIDOT, AND STANDARD POINTS, IN INCHES AND IN MILLIMETRES (p.71)
      • TABLE 7. SET WIDTHS OF A PICA FOUNT (MODERN) WITHOUT SPACES AND QUADS (p.72)
      • TABLE 8. SET WIDTHS OF A PICA FOUNT (OLD-STYLE) WITHOUT SPACES AND QUADS (p.73)
      • TABLE 9. SELF-SPACING TYPE (p.78)
      • TABLE 10. AMOUNT OF BEARD EXPRESSED IN POINTS (p.124)
      • TABLE 11. POSITION OF THE STANDARD LINE IN GERMAN TYPE (p.125)
      • TABLE 12. BILL OF 1,000,000 TYPE, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (ENGLAND) (p.128)
      • TABLE 12. BILL OF 1,000,000 TYPE, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (ENGLAND) (p.129)
      • TABLE 13. BILL OF 1,000,000 TYPE, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (ENGLAND) (p.130)
      • TABLE 13. BILL OF 1,000,000 TYPE, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (ENGLAND) (p.131)
      • TABLE 14. WELSH BILL OF FOUNT FOR 100,000 CHARACTERS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.132)
      • TABLE 14. WELSH BILL OF FOUNT FOR 100,000 CHARACTERS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.133)
      • TABLE 15. FRENCH BILL OF FOUNT FOR 100,000 CHARACTERS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.134)
      • TABLE 15. FRENCH BILL OF FOUNT FOR 100,000 CHARACTERS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.135)
      • TABLE 16. GERMAN BILL OF FOUNT FOR 100,000 CHARACTERS (FRAKTUR), EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.136)
      • TABLE 17. GERMAN BILL OF FOUNT FOR 100,000 CHARACTERS (ANTIQUA), EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.137)
      • TABLE 18. ITALIAN BILL OF FOUNT FOR 100,000 CHARACTERS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.138)
      • TABLE 19. SPANISH BILL OF FOUNT FOR 100,000 CHARACTERS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.139)
      • TABLE 20. BOHEMIAN BILL OF FOUNT FOR 100,000 CHARACTERS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.140)
      • TABLE 21. GREEK BILL OF FOUNT FOR 100,000 CHARACTERS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.141)
      • TABLE 22. RUSSIAN BILL OF FOUNT FOR 100,000 CHARACTERS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.142)
      • TABLE 23. RUSSIAN ITALIC BILL OF FOUNT FOR 10,000 CHARACTERS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.143)
      • TABLE 24. HEBREW BILL OF FOUNT FOR 100,000 CHARACTERS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES, QUADS, AND POINTS (p.143)
      • TABLE 25. APPROXIMATE WEIGHT OF 1,000,000 TYPE IN POUNDS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.144)
      • TABLE 26. WEIGHT OF FRENCH TYPE : APPROXIMATE WEIGHT OF 1,000,000 TYPE IN KILOGRAMS, EXCLUSIVE OF SPACES AND QUADS (p.145)
      • TABLE 27. NUMBER OF LOGOTYPES IN 100,000 CHARACTERS (p.148)
      • TABLE 28. LOGOTYPES PER 100,000 CHARACTERS, ROMAN LOWER-CASE, CAPITALS, AND POINTS. (COMPARISON) (p.149)
      • TABLE 29. LOGOTYPES PER 100,000 CHARACTERS, ROMAN LOWER-CASE, CAPITALS, AND POINTS ; VARIATION IN FREQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE (p.150)
      • TABLE 30. COMPARISON OF OBSERVED AND CALCULATED FREQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE OF INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERS PER 100,000 (p.151)
      • TABLE 31. SOUNDS REPRESENTED BY TWO-LETTER COMBINATIONS PER 100,000 CHARACTERS (p.152)
      • TABLE 32. ILLEGIBILITY OF ROMAN MODERN (LOWER-CASE) 12-POINT (p.163)
      • TABLE 33. ILLEGIBILITY OF ROMAN OLD-STYLE (LOWER-CASE) 12-POINT (p.165)
      • TABLE 34. ILLEGIBILITY OF ROMAN BLACKFRIARS (LOWER-CASE) 12-POINT (p.167)
      • TABLE 35. ILLEGIBILITY OF ROMAN SANS SERIF (LOWER-CASE) 12-point (p.169)
      • TABLE 36. ILLEGIBILITY OF GERMAN FRAKTUR (LOWER-CASE) 12-POINT (p.171)
      • TABLE 37. ILLEGIBILITY OF MODERN, OLD-STYLE, BLACKFRIARS, AND SANS SERIF FIGURES ; 12-POINT (p.173)
      • TABLE 38. SUMMARY FOR LATIN, GERMAN, AND GREEK FOUNTS. COMPARISON OF THE ILLEGIBILITY OF CAPITALS ; ROMAN, GERMAN FRAKTUR, AND GREEK (p.177)
      • TABLE 39. ILLEGIBILITY OF GREEK AND RUSSIAN (LOWER-CASE), AND OF HEBREW, 12-POINT (p.181)
      • TABLE 40. ILLEGIBILITY OF DEVANAGARI AND ARABIC CHARACTERS (p.183)
      • TABLE 41. DEPTH OF STRIKE OF ORDINARY MATRICES (p.219)
      • TABLE 42. DEPTH OF STRIKE OF COMPOSING-MACHINE MATRICES (p.240)
      • TABLE 43. ERRORS OF DIVISION-PLATE AFTER APPLYING THREE SERIES OF CORRECTIONS (p.254)
      • TABLE 44. ERRORS OF DIVISION-PLATE AFTER EACH CORRECTION ; EXPRESSED IN MILLIONTHS OF AN INCH AT A 10-INCH RADIUS (p.256)
      • TABLE 45. DELIVERY OF SINGLE-ACTING PUMPS WITH ONE PLUNGER, OR WITH MORE THAN ONE PLUNGER, DRIVEN BY CRANKS SET AT EQUAL ANGLES TO EACH OTHER AND COMPLETING THEIR CYCLE IN ONE REVOLUTION (p.276)
      • TABLE 46. SQUARES OF THE NATURAL NUMBERS (p.456)
      • TABLE 47. NUMBER OF SHOT IN PILES (p.457)
      • TABLE 48. CUBES OF THE NATURAL NUMBERS (p.458)
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    • APPENDIX V. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS (p.691)
    • FIG. 1. Reproduction of xylographic printing (p.5)
    • FIG. 2. Isometric view of type as usually cast before and after breaking off the tang (p.11)
    • FIG. 3. Isometric view of type (p.11)
    • FIG. 4. Plan of type (p.11)
    • FIG. 5. Mason's break (p.12)
    • FIG. 6. Non-dressing break (p.12)
    • FIG. 7. Davis break (p.12)
    • FIG. 8. Nuernberger-Rettig break (p.13)
    • FIG. 9. Stringer break (p.13)
    • FIG. 10. Typograph break (p.13)
    • FIG. 11. Monotype break (p.13)
    • FIG. 12. Grantype break (p.14)
    • FIG. 13. Small capital types showing means of identification (p.14)
    • FIG. 14. Composition of type-metal for different body-sizes (p.16)
    • FIG. 15. Type before rubbing (p.19)
    • FIG. 16. Type after rubbing (p.19)
    • FIG. 17. Setting-up stick (p.20)
    • FIG. 18. Dressing-bench (p.20)
    • FIG. 19. Dressing-rod (p.20)
    • FIG. 20. Dressing-plane (p.21)
    • FIG. 21. Section of dressing-plane, rod and bench (p.21)
    • FIG. 22. Nicking, kerning and bearding plane (p.22)
    • FIG. 23. Kerning file (p.22)
    • FIG. 24. Detail of kerning file (p.23)
    • FIG. 25. Brick ornamentation ; Gloucester Road tube station (p.24)
    • FIG. 26. Brick ornamentation ; Down Street tube station (p.25)
    • FIG. 27. Combined parallel and diagonal lines (p.25)
    • FIG. 28. Combined arrow-heads and vertical lines (p.25)
    • FIG. 29. Block letters with white hatched lines (p.26)
    • FIG. 30. Circular dots appearing hexagonal (p.27)
    • FIG. 31. Inclined strokes on background of square black dots (pl.1)
    • FIG. 32. Inclined strokes and black dots intersected (pl.1)
    • FIG. 33. Inclined strokes overlapping (pl.1)
    • FIG. 34. Short inclined strokes not overlapping (pl.1)
    • FIG. 35. Zig-zag strokes (pl.1)
    • FIG. 36. Inclined strokes on chequered background (pl.2)
    • FIG. 37. Circles appearing flattened in two directions each, at right angles (pl.2)
    • FIG. 38. Circles appearing as logarithmic spirals (pl.3)
    • FIG. 39. Circles appearing flattened in two directions, alternately at right angles (pl.3)
    • FIG. 40. Distorted figures appearing to be of circular form (pl.2)
    • FIG. 41. Alinement and peculiarities of type (p.28)
    • FIG. 42. International Phonetic Association type (p.37)
    • FIG. 43. Example of mathematical composition and cross-section through the component type (p.42)
    • FIG. 44. Facsimile reproduction of Fournier's table of proportions of body-sizes (p.62)
    • FIG. 45. Fournier's table (page 2) continued (p.62)
    • FIG. 46. Fournier's table (page 3) continued (p.62)
    • FIG. 47. Fournier's table (page 4) continued (p.63)
    • FIG. 48. Fournier's table (page 5) continued (p.63)
    • FIG. 49. Fournier's table (page 6) continued (p.63)
    • FIG. 50. Body-gauge for type, single-ended (p.69)
    • FIG. 51. Body-gauge for type, double-ended (p.73)
    • FIG. 52. Micrometer body-gauge (p.74)
    • FIG. 53. Turning-gauge (p.75)
    • FIG. 54. Height-to-paper gauge (p.75)
    • FIG. 55. Lining-gauge (p.76)
    • FIG. 56. Kerned type, as cast ; isometric view (p.79)
    • FIG. 57. Kerned type, after dressing ; isometric view (p.79)
    • FIG. 58. Comparison of styles ; roman capitals and figures (p.84)
    • FIG. 59. Comparison of styles ; roman lower-case, ligatures and points (p.84)
    • FIG. 60. Comparison of styles ; italic capitals, figures, lower-case, ligatures and points (p.86)
    • FIG. 61. Narrow, standard and wide type (p.89)
    • FIG. 62. Comparison of a-z lengths of type founts (p.90)
    • FIG. 63. Chess (p.94)
    • FIG. 64. Daughts (p.94)
    • FIG. 65. Playing cards (p.94)
    • FIG. 66. Dice (p.95)
    • FIG. 67. Dominoes (p.95)
    • FIG. 68. Backgammon or trick-track, showing small dice and counters (p.95)
    • FIG. 69. Script type section (p.96)
    • FIG. 70. Script type section ; Laurent and Deberny (p.96)
    • FIG. 71. Script type section ; Firmin-Didot (p.96)
    • FIG. 72. Script type with bracketed kern (p.97)
    • FIG. 73. Test type from mould for Kanarese (p.97)
    • FIG. 74. Chequered face typewriter type (p.98)
    • FIG. 75. Duplicating-machine type ; cored (p.98)
    • FIG. 76. Gammeter multigraph type (p.98)
    • FIG. 77. Roneo type (p.98)
    • FIG. 78. Neostyle type (p.98)
    • FIG. 79. Duplicating-machine type ; grooved (p.98)
    • FIG. 80. Addressograph metal type (p.99)
    • FIG. 81. Addressograph rubber type (p.99)
    • FIG. 82. Semaphore type with designating letter (p.99)
    • FIG. 83. Semaphore type (p.99)
    • FIG. 84. Morse type (p.100)
    • FIG. 85. Morse type ; Estienne form (p.100)
    • FIG. 86. Wheatstone perforated ribbon and Morse tape (p.100)
    • FIG. 87. Embossed metal type ; Addressograph (pl.4)
    • FIG. 88. Embossing machine : hand "Graphotype" ; Addressograph (pl.4)
    • FIG. 89. Music type (p.102)
    • FIG. 90. Shorthand type (p.103)
    • FIG. 91. Braille type alphabet (p.104)
    • FIG. 92. Line-braille (p.106)
    • FIG. 93. Reversed type (p.108)
    • FIG. 94. Logotype matrix-box for the Davis pivotal typecaster, using modified Linotype matrices (p.108)
    • FIG. 95. Borders (p.109)
    • FIG. 96. Corners (p.109)
    • FIG. 97. Combination borders (p.109)
    • FIG. 98. Ornaments (p.109)
    • FIG. 99. Combination ornaments (p.110)
    • FIG. 100. Groundwork (p.110)
    • FIG. 101. Natural objects (p.110)
    • FIG. 102. Rules and cheque rules (p.111)
    • FIG. 103. Scrolls (p.111)
    • FIG. 104. Braces (p.111)
    • FIG. 105. Arrows (p.111)
    • FIG. 106. Ornamental dashes (p.112)
    • FIG. 107. Pen or line dashes ; flourishes and combination flourishes (p.112)
    • FIG. 108. Colophons (p.112)
    • FIG. 109. Illusional forms ; screw-heads, nail-heads, ink blots (p.113)
    • FIG. 110. Lead-cutting machine (p.113)
    • FIG. 111. Cored clumps (p.114)
    • FIG. 112. Quotations (p.114)
    • FIG. 113. H or girder furniture (p.114)
    • FIG. 114. Ordinary frech metal furniture (p.114)
    • FIG. 115. Improved french metal furniture (p.115)
    • FIG. 116. Locket furniture (p.115)
    • FIG. 117. Mild-steel furniture (p.115)
    • FIG. 118. Lock-up test for accuracy of type (p.116)
    • FIG. 119. Exactitude of face reproductions (p.117)
    • FIG. 120. Type series (p.123)
    • FIG. 121. Point title line of letters (p.126)
    • FIG. 122. Ligatures (p.147)
    • FIG. 123. The saving effected by reforming the alphabet (p.154)
    • FIG. 124. Illegibility : modern, lower-case (p.162)
    • FIG. 125. Illegibility : old-style, lower-case (p.164)
    • FIG. 126. Illegibility : blackfriars, lower-case (p.166)
    • FIG. 127. Illegibility : sans serif, lower-case (p.168)
    • FIG. 128. Illegibility : German Fraktur, lower-case (p.170)
    • FIG. 129. Illegibility : modern, old-style, blackfriars and sans serif figures (p.172)
    • FIG. 130. Illegibility : modern capitals (p.174)
    • FIG. 131. Illegibility : old-style capitals (p.174)
    • FIG. 132. Illegibility : blackfriars capitals (p.175)
    • FIG. 133. Illegibility : sans serif capitals (p.176)
    • FIG. 134. Illegibility : German Fraktur capitals (p.178)
    • FIG. 135. Illegibility : greek (p.179)
    • FIG. 136. Illegibility : Russian, lower-case (p.180)
    • FIG. 137. Illegibility : Hebrew (p.180)
    • FIG. 138. Illegibility : devanagari characters (p.182)
    • FIG. 139. Illegibility : arabic characters (p.182)
    • FIG. 140. Illegibility : French lower-case accents ; points (p.184)
    • FIG. 141. Comparison of legibility of upper and lower halves of type (p.186)
    • FIG. 142. Mean resultant character obtained by combining in their proper proportions the whole of the lower-case characters and f ligatures of an old-style 12-point face (p.187)
    • FIG. 143. Irradiation producing illusion of size (p.192)
    • FIG. 144. Irradiation producing illusion of tint (p.192)
    • FIG. 145. Jointer or stone-facer for punches (p.194)
    • FIG. 146. Hand-cut punch (p.195)
    • FIG. 147. Hand-cut punch, with accent punch attached (p.195)
    • FIG. 148. Hand-cut punch, with accent punch detached (p.195)
    • FIG. 149. Original Benton punch-cutting machine ; from patent specification (p.196)
    • FIG. 150. Benton-Waldo punch-cutting machine (p.197)
    • FIG. 151. Benton-Waldo machine ; detail of sliding head and chuck (p.198)
    • FIG. 152. Roughing or chisel tool for punch-cutting machine (p.199)
    • FIG. 153. Operations of punch-cutting (p.200)
    • FIG. 154. Rocker sharpening appliance for cutters (p.201)
    • FIG. 155. Machine-cut punch (pl.5)
    • FIG. 156. Point cutter for punch-cutting machine (p.202)
    • FIG. 157. Micrometer microscope measurer for position of point of tool (p.203)
    • FIG. 158. Enlarged view of point as seen in the micrometer microscope (p.203)
    • FIG. 159. Barr or Linotype punch-cutter (pl.5)
    • FIG. 160. Barr or Linotype punch-cutter ; details (pl.6)
    • FIG. 161. Barr or Linotype automatic cutter-grinder (pl.7)
    • FIG. 162. Pierpont or Monotype punch-cutter (pl.8)
    • FIG. 163. Grant-Legros punch-cutter (pl.9)
    • FIG. 164. Barr or Linotype direct-cutting pantograph for formers (pl.10)
    • FIG. 165. Linotype ; production of former ; Barr's process (pl.10)
    • FIG. 166. Grant-Legros former (p.210)
    • FIG. 167. Grant-Legros logarithmic spiral curves (p.211)
    • FIG. 168. Grant-Legros process ; enlarged drawing of character (p.214)
    • FIG. 169. Bad striking metal (p.218)
    • FIG. 170. Ordinary matrix (p.220)
    • FIG. 171. Nuernberger-Retting matrix (p.220)
    • FIG. 172. Bhisotype matrix (p.220)
    • FIG. 173. Barth matrix (p.220)
    • FIG. 174. Wicks rotary matrix (p.220)
    • FIG. 175. Foucher matrix (p.220)
    • FIG. 176. Thompson matrix (p.221)
    • FIG. 177. Monotype matrix (p.221)
    • FIG. 178. Monotype ; large-work matrix (p.221)
    • FIG. 179. Dyotype ; single matrix for fifty divisions (p.222)
    • FIG. 180. Linotype ; single-letter matrix (p.222)
    • FIG. 181. Linotype ; two-letter matrix (p.222)
    • FIG. 182. Linotype ; rule-block matrix (p.222)
    • FIG. 183. Linotype ; vertical figure tabular matrix (p.223)
    • FIG. 184. Linotype ; slot-rule matrix (p.223)
    • FIG. 185. Linotype ; serrated columnar rule (p.223)
    • FIG. 186. Linotype ; columnar continuous rule and slugs (p.224)
    • FIG. 187. Linotype ; tabular rule slugs (p.224)
    • FIG. 188. Stringertype matrix (p.224)
    • FIG. 189. Grantype ; slug matrix (p.225)
    • FIG. 190. Grantype ; loose-type matrix (p.225)
    • FIG. 191. Rototype matrix (p.226)
    • FIG. 192. Oddur matrix-disk (p.226)
    • FIG. 193. Monoline matrix (p.227)
    • FIG. 194. Typograph ; single-letter matrix (p.227)
    • FIG. 195. Typograph ; two-letter matrix (p.227)
    • FIG. 196. Linotype ; non-distensible space or quad matrix (p.229)
    • FIG. 197. Monotype ; low-quad, steel space-matrix (p.229)
    • FIG. 198. Stringertype quad matrix (p.229)
    • FIG. 199. Grantype ; non-distensible space or quad matrix ; slug (p.230)
    • FIG. 200. Grantype ; non-distensible space or quad matrix ; individual type (p.230)
    • FIG. 201. Linotype ; wedge-space matrix (p.231)
    • FIG. 202. Monoline ; wedge-space matrix (p.231)
    • FIG. 203. Stringertype ; wedge-space matrix (p.231)
    • FIG. 204. Typograph ; distensible space-disk (p.232)
    • FIG. 205. Grantype ; distensible space-matrix ; slug (p.232)
    • FIG. 206. Grantype ; distensible space-matrix ; individual type (p.232)
    • FIG. 207. Bellows or Electric composition ; matrices with slug (pl.11)
    • FIG. 208. Needle-point micrometer depth gauge (p.233)
    • FIG. 209. Micrometer measurer for punches and type (p.234)
    • FIG. 210. Wicks rotary typecaster matrix ; operations in machining (p.235)
    • FIG. 211. Ballou matrix-engraving machine (pl.12)
    • FIG. 212. Matrix-engraving machine ; American Type Founders Co (pl.11)
    • FIG. 213. Matrix-engraving cutter ; American Type Founders Co (p.237)
    • FIG. 214. Engraving machine ; Taylor, Taylor & Hobson (pl.13)
    • FIG. 215. Early hand mould (p.242)
    • FIG. 216. Justifier's type mould (p.242)
    • FIG. 217. Pivotal-machine mould (p.243)
    • FIG. 218. Pivotal-machine mould halves (p.244)
    • FIG. 219. Pivotal-machine type-mould ; details (p.245)
    • FIG. 220. Wicks rotary typecaster ; soft moulds (p.246)
    • FIG. 221. Wicks rotary typecaster ; hard moulds (p.246)
    • FIG. 222. Wicks rotary typecaster ; angle-base moulds (p.246)
    • FIG. 223. Diamond square (p.248)
    • FIG. 224. Knife-edge straight-edge (p.248)
    • FIG. 225. Folding-wedge gauges for measuring type-moulds : taper 1 in 100 (p.248)
    • FIG. 226. Wicks rotary typecaster ; angle-base operations (p.249)
    • FIG. 227. Magnetic chuck ; plan (p.250)
    • FIG. 228. Magnetic angle-blocks (p.250)
    • FIG. 229. First method of correcting division plate (p.251)
    • FIG. 230. Second method of correcting division plate (p.253)
    • FIG. 231. Third method of correcting division plate (p.255)
    • FIG. 232. Method of planing cast-iron lapping-block (p.258)
    • FIG. 233. Monotype mould ; single-blade (p.260)
    • FIG. 234. Monotype mould ; low-quad, double-blade (p.261)
    • FIG. 235. Dyotype moulds (p.263)
    • FIG. 236. Linotype ; mould and mould-wheel (p.264)
    • FIG. 237. Linotype mould ; details (pl.14)
    • FIG. 238. Linotype ; adjustable sectional mould (p.264)
    • FIG. 239. Linotype ; interrupted-revolution driving-gear of mould-wheel (p.265)
    • FIG. 240. Linotype ; slug as cast in mould before trimming (p.265)
    • FIG. 241. Linotype ; finished type-slug (p.266)
    • FIG. 242. Linotype ; large-work recessed slug (p.266)
    • FIG. 243. Linotype ; arabic ; recessed slug (pl.14)
    • FIG. 244. Monoline ; finished type-slug (p.266)
    • FIG. 245. Typograph ; mould, tang-plate and ejector. Section (p.267)
    • FIG. 246. Typograph ; mould. Elevation (p.267)
    • FIG. 247. Typograph ; mould, tang-plate and ejector. Plan (p.267)
    • FIG. 248. Typograph ; type-slug as cast. Section through a space (p.267)
    • FIG. 249. Typograph ; type-slug trimmed and tang sheared off. Section (p.267)
    • FIG. 250. Typograph ; finished type-slug (p.268)
    • FIG. 251. Grantype ; mould (p.268)
    • FIG. 252. Grantype ; mould-end jaw (p.269)
    • FIG. 253. Grantype ; comb with tang attached (p.269)
    • FIG. 254. Grantype ; individual-type line closed up ready for galley (p.270)
    • FIG. 255. Bellows or Electric compositor ; slugs (pl.14)
    • FIG. 256. Linotype ; pump-plunger (p.277)
    • FIG. 257. Linotype ; metal-pot mouth (p.277)
    • FIG. 258. Grantype ; multi-plunger pump. Vertical section (p.277)
    • FIG. 259. Grantype ; multi-plunger pump. Plan (p.278)
    • FIG. 260. Grantype ; nozzle-plate. Elevation and section (p.278)
    • FIG. 261. Moxon's cases, 1683 (p.284)
    • FIG. 262. Smith's cases, 1755 (p.285)
    • FIG. 263. Ordinary arrangement of lower case, 1870 (p.285)
    • FIG. 264. Stanhope's cases (p.286)
    • FIG. 265. Lay of French cases (p.287)
    • FIG. 266. Lay of German Fraktur case (p.288)
    • FIG. 267. Lay of Russian case (p.288)
    • FIG. 268. Chadwick typesetter (pl.15)
    • FIG. 269. Cases with Chadwick typesetter in position (pl.15)
    • FIG. 270. Hattersley keyboard (p.289)
    • FIG. 271. Kastenbein composing machine ; keyboard (p.291)
    • FIG. 272. Wicks composing machine ; keyboard (p.291)
    • FIG. 273. Pulsometer composing machine ; keyboard (p.291)
    • FIG. 274. Monotype composing machine ; pattern C keyboard (p.292)
    • FIG. 275. Monotype D and DD keyboards ; lay-out for books or news (p.293)
    • FIG. 276. Monotype D and DD keyboards ; lay-out for jobbing (p.293)
    • FIG. 277. Linotype keyboard. English (p.294)
    • FIG. 278. Typograph keyboard ; English (p.294)
    • FIG. 279. Linotype keyboard ; French (p.295)
    • FIG. 280. Typograph keyboard ; French (p.295)
    • FIG. 281. Linotype keyboard ; German (p.296)
    • FIG. 282. Typograph keyboard ; German (p.296)
    • FIG. 283. Monoline keyboard (p.297)
    • FIG. 284. Unitype keyboard (p.298)
    • FIG. 285. Paige compositor keyboard (p.299)
    • FIG. 286. Pulsometer distributing machine ; keyboard (p.299)
    • FIG. 287. Church typecasting machine (1822) (pl.16)
    • FIG. 288. Ordinary (English) pivotal typecasting machine (pl.16)
    • FIG. 289. Pivotal typecasting machine ; side elevation (p.303)
    • FIG. 290. Davis pivotal typecaster ; throwing out finished type (pl.17)
    • FIG. 291. Davis pivotal typecaster ; setting up type in line (pl.17)
    • FIG. 292. Nuernberger-Rettig typecaster (pl.18)
    • FIG. 293. Pivotal typecaster for large-work (pl.19)
    • FIG. 294. Rapid typecasting machine (pl.20)
    • FIG. 295. Küstermann typecasting machine (pl.21)
    • FIG. 296. Barth typecasting machine (pl.22)
    • FIG. 297. Automatic typecasting machine ; American Type Founders Co (pl.22)
    • FIG. 298. Compositype sorts-caster (pl.23)
    • FIG. 299. Thompson typecaster (pl.23)
    • FIG. 300. Wicks rotary typecasting machine (pl.24)
    • FIG. 301. Wicks rotary typecaster ; section through mould at casting point (p.312)
    • FIG. 302. Wicks rotary typecaster ; delivery of type (p.313)
    • FIG. 303. Wicks rotary typecaster ; operations in machining chain-links (p.315)
    • FIG. 304. Wicks type-slicer (p.317)
    • FIG. 305. Church composing machine (pl.25)
    • FIG. 306. Young and Delcambre composing machine ; diagram illustrating Bessemer's problem (p.323)
    • FIG. 307. Young and Delcambre composing machine ; diagram of guide-plate (p.323)
    • FIG. 308. Young and Delcambre composing machine (p.324)
    • FIG. 309. Hattersley composing machine (pl.26)
    • FIG. 310. Hattersley composing machine ; guide-plate (p.326)
    • FIG. 311. Kastenbein composing machine (pl.27)
    • FIG. 312. Kastenbein composing machine ; type-freeing mechanism (p.328)
    • FIG. 313. Fraser composing machine (pl.28)
    • FIG. 314. Empire composing machine (pl.28)
    • FIG. 315. Wicks composing machine ; with Stringer line-justifier attached (pl.29)
    • FIG. 316. Wicks composing machine ; type-freeing mechanism (p.330)
    • FIG. 317. Pulsometer composing machine (pl.30)
    • FIG. 318. Pulsometer composing machine ; type-freeing mechanism (p.332)
    • FIG. 319. American numbering-machine and impression of figures (pl.30)
    • FIG. 320. American numbering-machine ; opened (pl.30)
    • FIG. 321. Mackie compressible space (p.343)
    • FIG. 322. Wicks compressible space (p.343)
    • FIG. 323. Dacheux compressible spaces ; two forms. Section (p.343)
    • FIG. 324. Cox multispace (p.344)
    • FIG. 325. Stringer line-justifier (pl.31)
    • FIG. 326. Grant-Legros-Maw line-justifying machine. Plan (p.346)
    • FIG. 327. Grant-Legros-Maw line-justifying machine ; type with special foot-nicks (p.347)
    • FIG. 328. Grant-Legros-Maw line-justifyingmachine ; measuring-box (p.347)
    • FIG. 329. Grant-Legros-Maw line-justifying machine. Side elevation (p.349)
    • FIG. 330. Hattersley distributing stick (p.351)
    • FIG. 331. Pulsometer distributing machine (pl.32)
    • FIG. 332. Pulsometer distributing machine ; detail (p.353)
    • FIG. 333. Empire automatic distributing machine (pl.32)
    • FIG. 334. Type nicked for the Empire distributing machine (p.353)
    • FIG. 335. Thorne distributor ; method of distribution (p.353)
    • FIG. 336. Dow automatic distributing machine (pl.33)
    • FIG. 337. Rototype composing and casting machine (pl.34)
    • FIG. 338. Bhisotype casting and distributing machine (pl.35)
    • FIG. 339. Bhisotype ; vertical section through a mould in the casting position (p.359)
    • FIG. 340. Bhisotype ; vertical section through a mould open for delivery of the type (p.360)
    • FIG. 341. Bhisotype ; isometric view of moulds and matrices (p.360)
    • FIG. 342. Mackie composing and line-justifying machine ; perforated strip (p.363)
    • FIG. 343. Dow composing and line-justifying machine ; front view (pl.36)
    • FIG. 344. Dow composing and line-justifying machine ; back view (pl.37)
    • FIG. 345. Dow composing machine ; line in process of composition (pl.38)
    • FIG. 346. Dow composing machine ; stick rotated through 90° ; ejection of line (pl.38)
    • FIG. 347. Dow composing machine ; line of composed type on the bridge ; justification in progress (pl.38)
    • FIG. 348. Thorne composing and distributing machine (pl.39)
    • FIG. 349. Simplex composing and distributing machine (pl.39)
    • FIG. 350. Thorne machine ; packing device (p.369)
    • FIG. 351. Unitype composing and distributing machine ; front view (pl.40)
    • FIG. 352. Unitype composing and distributing machine ; back view (pl.40)
    • FIG. 353. Castotype casting, composing and line-justifying machine (pl.41)
    • FIG. 354. Felt composing, line-justifying and distributing machine ; general arrangement (p.377)
    • FIG. 355. Paige composing, line-justifying and distributing machine ; diagram of operations (p.382)
    • FIG. 356. Paige composing, line-justifying and distributing machine ; front view (pl.42)
    • FIG. 357. Paige machine ; front view from left end (pl.43)
    • FIG. 358. Paige machine ; back view from left end (pl.44)
    • FIG. 359. Paige machine ; back view from right end (pl.45)
    • FIG. 360. Paige keyboard (pl.46)
    • FIG. 361. Monotype composing and casting machine ; "C" keyboard machine, (now obsolete) (pl.47)
    • FIG. 362. Monotype composing and casting machine ; "D" keyboard machine (pl.47)
    • FIG. 363. Monotype composing and casting machine ; "DD" keyboard machine (pl.48)
    • FIG. 364. Monotype composing and casting machine ; typecaster (pl.48)
    • FIG. 365. Monotype composing and casting machine ; keyboard unit-counting mechanism (p.394)
    • FIG. 366. Monotype composing and casting machine ; matrices arranged as keys of "C" keyboard (p.395)
    • FIG. 367. Monotype composing and casting machine ; standard lay-out as cast in long primer modern (p.396)
    • FIG. 368. Monotype composing and casting machine ; book or news lay-out of matrices (p.397)
    • FIG. 369. Monotype composing and casting machine ; jobbing lay-out of matrices (p.397)
    • FIG. 370. Monotype composing and casting machine ; perforated ribbon for typecaster (p.399)
    • FIG. 371. Monotype composing and casting machine ; matrix-grid (p.400)
    • FIG. 372. Monotype casting machine ; matrix-holder for sorts-casting to 14-point (p.402)
    • FIG. 373. Monotype casting machine ; large-work matrix-holder for sorts-casting (p.402)
    • FIG. 374. Monotype casting machine ; large-work mould-delivery and raceway (p.403)
    • FIG. 375. Graphotype composing and casting machine (Goodson) ; keyboard machine (pl.49)
    • FIG. 376. Graphotype composing and casting machine (Goodson) ; typecaster (pl.49)
    • FIG. 377. Graphotype composing and casting machine (Goodson) ; perforated ribbon (p.404)
    • FIG. 378. Graphotype composing and casting machine (Goodson) ; lay-out of matrix-block (p.405)
    • FIG. 379. Graphotype, improved ; lay-out of keyboard (p.406)
    • FIG. 380. Graphotype, improved ; lay-out of matrix-plate (p.407)
    • FIG. 381. Graphotype, new model, composing and casting machine ; view of right-hand side from the front (pl.50)
    • FIG. 382. Graphotype, new model, composing and casting machine ; enlarged view of right-hand side showing the controller magazines and the controller elements (pl.51)
    • FIG. 383. Graphotype, new model, composing and casting machine ; view of left-hand side from the back (pl.52)
    • FIG. 384. Graphotype, new model, composing and casting machine ; view of right-hand side from the back (pl.53)
    • FIG. 385. Graphotype, new model ; controller escapement and adjustable controller-element (p.409)
    • FIG. 386. Graphotype, new model ; order and arrangement of controller-elements as composed and used (p.410)
    • FIG. 387. Graphotype, new model ; used as a large-work sorts-caster ; enlarged view taken from the left-hand side (pl.54)
    • FIG. 388. Electrotypograph ; keyboard machine (pl.55)
    • FIG. 389. Dyotype composing and casting machine ; typecaster (pl.55)
    • FIG. 390. Dyotype composing and casting machine ; matrix-wheel (pl.55)
    • FIG. 391. Dyotype composing and casting machine ; perforated ribbon for typecaster (p.415)
    • FIG. 392. Stringertype matrix composing and casting machine ; front view (pl.56)
    • FIG. 393. Stringertype matrix-composing and casting machine, 1913 model (pl.57)
    • FIG. 395. Stringertype ; gear for distributing matrices to magazines ; cross-section (p.419)
    • FIG. 396. Stringertype ; gear for distributing matrices ; front view (p.419)
    • FIG. 397. Stringertype ; gear for distributing matrices ; magazine mouths. Plan (p.420)
    • FIG. 398. Linotype ; original machine of 1884, with enlarged views of the multiple-strike matrix-bars used (p.422)
    • FIG. 399. Linotype ; first individual matrix machine (pl.58)
    • FIG. 400. Linotype ; independent matrix machine of 1885 with blower ; with views of slug, matrix, and wedge-space or space-band (p.423)
    • FIG. 401. Linotype ; blower machine of 1886 introduced in 1889 into England (pl.58)
    • FIG. 402. Linotype ; square-base machine of 1890 (p.424)
    • FIG. 403. Linotype ; twin machine with step line-justification of 1894 (pl.59)
    • FIG. 404. Linotype ; single magazine machine ; American (p.424)
    • FIG. 405. Linotype ; single magazine machine ; English (pl.60)
    • FIG. 406. Linotype ; double magazine machine ; English model 3 (pl.61)
    • FIG. 407. Linotype ; arabic machine with 180 keys (pl.62)
    • FIG. 408. Linotype ; treble magazine machine ; English model 4 ; front view (pl.63)
    • FIG. 409. Linotype ; treble magazine machine ; English model 4 ; back view (pl.64)
    • FIG. 410. Linotype ; quadruple magazine machine ; model 9 ; English and American (pl.65)
    • FIG. 411. Linotype ; model 10 machine ; English and American (pl.66)
    • FIG. 412. Linotype ; distributor-bar and matrices (p.425)
    • FIG. 413. Linotype ; matrix distribution ; perspective view (pl.67)
    • FIG. 414. Linotype ; matrix liberating gear (p.426)
    • FIG. 415. Linotype ; composed line of single-letter matrices ready for casting the slug (pl.68)
    • FIG. 416. Linotype ; composed line of two-letter matrices ; casting part of the line in roman and part in italic (pl.68)
    • FIG. 417. Linotype ; path of matrices (pl.69)
    • FIG. 418. Linotype ; metal-pot, pump and mould (pl.69)
    • FIG. 419. Linotype ; ejector, mould-wheel and galley (pl.69)
    • FIG. 420. Linotype ; two-line letter (p.429)
    • FIG. 421. Linotype ; double magazine ; arrangement of escapements and shift-key (pl.70)
    • FIG. 422. Linotype ; models 4 and 9 ; escapement mechanism (pl.71)
    • FIG. 423. Linotype ; embroidery block (p.434)
    • FIG. 424. Dougall Linotype (p.436)
    • FIG. 425. Victorline ; general view (pl.72)
    • FIG. 426. Intertype ; general view (pl.73)
    • FIG. 427. Linograph ; general view (pl.74)
    • FIG. 428. Bellows or Electric compositor ; front view (pl.75)
    • FIG. 429. Bellows or Electric compositor ; back view (pl.76)
    • FIG. 430. Monoline ; general view (pl.77)
    • FIG. 431. Monoline ; arrangement of strikes on matrices (p.443)
    • FIG. 432. Typograph ; normal composing position of upper part ; front view (pl.78)
    • FIG. 433. Typograph ; distributing position, upper part tilted back ; front view (pl.78)
    • FIG. 434. Typograph ; normal composing position of upper part ; back view (pl.79)
    • FIG. 435. Typograph ; line of single-letter matrices ; composed and line-justified (pl.80)
    • FIG. 436. Typograph ; line of two-letter matrices ; composed and line-justified (pl.80)
    • FIG. 437. Typograph ; assembly channel filled with single-letter matrices and vice-jaw closed ready for line-justification (p.444)
    • FIG. 438. Typograph ; line of single-letter matrices line-justified ready for casting (p.445)
    • FIG. 439. Typograph ; matrix escapement (p.446)
    • FIG. 440. Typograph ; assembly channel empty (pl.81)
    • FIG. 441. Typograph ; assembly channel filled with line of two-letter matrices (pl.81)
    • FIG. 442. Typograph ; vice-jaw closed but line not yet line-justified (pl.82)
    • FIG. 443. Typograph ; matrices line-justified ready for casting (pl.82)
    • FIG. 444. Typograph ; rack in position for changing fount (pl.83)
    • FIG. 445. Typograph ; matrices transferred from magazine to the rack, ready for removal (pl.84)
    • FIG. 446. Rowotype matrix-composing machine (pl.85)
    • FIG. 447. Fowler impression machine (pl.86)
    • FIG. 448. Babbage difference engine (pl.87)
    • FIG. 449. Scheutz difference engine ; side view (pl.88)
    • FIG. 450. Scheutz difference engine ; front view (pl.89)
    • FIG. 451. Print from stereotype cast from one of the original impression matrices prepared on the Scheutz machine for Dr. Farr's "English Life Tables" (pl.88)
    • FIG. 452. Lithotype transfer machine ; keyboard machine (pl.90)
    • FIG. 453. Lithotype transfer machine ; printing mechanism (pl.90)
    • FIG. 454. Oddur type-bar machine ; first model, using a matrix-disk and casting a grooved base upon a line of short type (pl.90)
    • FIG. 455. Oddur type-bar machine, 1913 model ; front view ; casting short-type and swaging a previously prepared base upon the line of short type (pl.91)
    • FIG. 456. Oddur type-bar machine, 1913 model ; side view (pl.91)
    • FIG. 457. Oddur type-bar machine ; section at casting point (p.465)
    • FIG. 458. Oddur type-bar machine ; line-justification ; front elevation (p.466)
    • FIG. 459. Oddur type-bar machine ; space-band and type ; side elevation (p.466)
    • FIG. 460. Oddur type-bar machine ; front view of mould (p.467)
    • FIG. 461. Oddur type-bar machine ; short type with and without jet or sprue (p.467)
    • FIG. 462. Oddur type-bar machine ; short type with and without jet or sprue (p.467)
    • FIG. 463. Oddur type-bar machine ; grooved slug for short type (p.467)
    • FIG. 464. Oddur type-bar machine ; swaged slug, section and isometric view (p.468)
    • FIG. 465. Oddur type-bar machine ; swaged slug, section and isometric view (p.468)
    • FIG. 466. Oddur type-bar machine ; slug cast on to short type ; section and isometric view (p.468)
    • FIG. 467. Oddur type-bar machine ; slug cast on to short type ; section and isometric view (p.468)
    • FIG. 468. Hanigan machine ; composite type-slug (p.470)
    • FIG. 469. Casting-press for flat stereotype-plates ; open (p.474)
    • FIG. 470. Casting-press for flat stereotype-plates ; closed and turned to the vertical or casting position (p.475)
    • FIG. 471. Semicylindrical plate, cast by hand, with head attached (pl.92)
    • FIG. 472. Semicylindrical plate with head removed (pl.92)
    • FIG. 473. Metal furnace with pump filling semicylindrical-plate mould in vertical position (p.93)
    • FIG. 474. Automatic boring machine for semicylindrical plates (pl.94)
    • FIG. 475. Casting-press for semicylindrical plates ; opened for trimming and removing the plate (pl.95)
    • FIG. 476. Casting-press for semicylindrical plates ; water-cooled with automatic closing and head-cutting gear (pl.95)
    • FIG. 477. Autoplate ; front view (pl.96)
    • FIG. 478. Autoplate ; back view (pl.97)
    • FIG. 479. Finished plate as removed from the Autoplate machine (pl.92)
    • FIG. 480. Autoplate Junior ; front view (pl.98)
    • FIG. 481. Autoplate Junior ; back view (pl.99)
    • FIG. 482. Autoshaver (pl.100)
    • FIG. 483. Multiplate ; at rest, after the first cast has been made (pl.101)
    • FIG. 484. Tubular-plate casting-box ; closed (pl.102)
    • FIG. 485. Tubular-plate casting-box ; open (pl.102)
    • FIG. 486. Section of typographical etching-plate showing wax built up for whites, and section of electrotyped shell, filled and mounted (p.484)
    • FIG. 487 to 492. Study of a head byy Prof. E. Lantéri ; examples of reproduction in half-tone using different screens (pl.103)
    • FIG. 487. 50 per inch (pl.103)
    • FIG. 488. 75 per inch (pl.103)
    • FIG. 489. 100 per inch (pl.103)
    • FIG. 490. 125 per inch (pl.103)
    • FIG. 491. 150 per inch (pl.103)
    • FIG. 492. 175 per inch (pl.103)
    • FIG. 493 to 497. Continuous spectrum reproduced by the three-colour process (pl.104)
    • FIG. 493. Yellow alone (pl.104)
    • FIG. 494. Red alone (pl.104)
    • FIG. 495. Yellow and red (pl.104)
    • FIG. 496. Blue alone (pl.104)
    • FIG. 497. Yellow, red, and blue (pl.104)
    • FIG. 498. Example of Litho-block (pl.105)
    • FIG. 499. Archaic Chinese writing, in form 2700 years old (p.496)
    • FIG. 500. Chuan shu or seal character (p.496)
    • FIG. 501. Li shu or clerkly style (p.496)
    • FIG. 502. Ch'iai shu or pattern style (p.497)
    • FIG. 503. Hsing shu or running hand (p.497)
    • FIG. 504. Ts'ao tzu or grass character (p.497)
    • FIG. 505. Sung t'i or Sung dynasty style (p.497)
    • FIG. 506. Tonal marks and points (p.502)
    • FIG. 507. Chinese syllabic symbols ; vowel sounds preceding consonantal sounds (p.504)
    • FIG. 508. Chinese syllabic symbols, arranged alphabetically (p.505)
    • FIG. 509. Chinese numerals (p.506)
    • FIG. 510. Extract from "Sacred Edict" printed in alternate lines of classic Chinese ideographs and syllabic script (p.508)
    • FIG. 511. The application of the Chinese syllabary to the braille system (p.510)
    • FIG. 512. Chinese braille syllabary arranged alphabetically (p.511)
    • FIG. 513. Example of Chinese braille with Chinese ideographic equivalents ; extract from "Sacred Edict" (p.513)
    • FIG. 514. Rosetta stone (pl.106)
    • FIG. 515. Hieroglyphic alphabet : simple sound symbols (p.516)
    • FIG. 516. Hieroglyphic alphabet : complex sound-symbols (p.517)
    • FIG. 517. Determinatives (p.518)
    • FIG. 518. Hieroglyphic case : first portion (p.519)
    • FIG. 519. Hieroglyphic case : second portion (p.520)
    • FIG. 520. Hieroglyphic case : spaces (p.521)
    • FIG. 521. Specimen of hieroglyphic manuscript and printed text ; slightly reduced from the original (p.522)
    • FIG. 522. Three standard body-sizes of hieroglyphic type (p.523)
    • FIG. 523. Widths of hieroglyphic type conforming to shape of character (p.523)
    • FIG. 524. Hieroglyphic-character group and its components (p.524)
    • FIG. 525. Comparison of cuneiform writings, showing development from early ideograph to simple syllabic character (p.529)
    • FIG. 526. Clay cylinder of Sennacherib, recording the siege of Jerusalem (pl.107)
    • FIG. 527. Stone lion with Hittite inscription from Marash (pl.108)
    • FIG. 528. Hittite inscriptions (p.530)
    • FIG. 529. Maya inscription from Piedras Negras (pl.108)
    • FIG. 530. Sbididi or Nsibidi script (p.531)
    • FIG. 531. Inscribed neolithic pebbles (pl.109)
    • FIG. 532. Maliseet (p.535)
    • FIG. 533. Nama or Khoi-Khoi (p.535)
    • FIG. 534. Anglo-Saxon (p.536)
    • FIG. 535. Inscription Roman (p.536)
    • FIG. 536. Inscription Roman (p.536)
    • FIG. 537. Greek ; Codex Vaticanus (p.536)
    • FIG. 538. Greek ; Codex Alexandrinus (p.537)
    • FIG. 539. Inscription Greek (p.537)
    • FIG. 540. German ; Fraktur (p.537)
    • FIG. 541. Bulgarian Glagolitic (p.538)
    • FIG. 542. Bulgarian (p.538)
    • FIG. 543. Abkhazian (p.538)
    • FIG. 544. Old Norse ; runic character (p.539)
    • FIG. 545. Gothic (p.539)
    • FIG. 546. Irish or Erse ; Gaelic character (p.539)
    • FIG. 547. Georgian ; ecclesiastical character (p.540)
    • FIG. 548. Georgian ; civil character (p.540)
    • FIG. 549. Arabic ; single alinement and double alinement (p.541)
    • FIG. 550. Arabic type with recesses for vowels (p.542)
    • FIG. 551. Syro-Chaldaic ; Nestorian (p.543)
    • FIG. 552. Syriac ; Estrangelo (p.543)
    • FIG. 553. Syriac ; Peshito (p.543)
    • FIG. 554. Syriac ; modern (p.543)
    • FIG. 555. Arabic ; Cufic character (p.544)
    • FIG. 556. Carshuni (p.544)
    • FIG. 557. Armenian (p.544)
    • FIG. 558. Kurdish ; Armenian character (p.545)
    • FIG. 559. Hebrew ; Rabbinical character (p.545)
    • FIG. 560. Accadian ; cuneiform (p.546)
    • FIG. 561. Assyrian ; cuneiform (p.546)
    • FIG. 562. Babylonian ; cuneiform (p.547)
    • FIG. 563. Phoenician (p.547)
    • FIG. 564. Samaritan (p.547)
    • FIG. 565. Palmyrene (p.548)
    • FIG. 566. Egyptian ; hieroglyphic (p.548)
    • FIG. 567. Egyptian ; hieratic (p.548)
    • FIG. 568. Egyptian ; demotic (p.548)
    • FIG. 569. Coptic ; Bohairic or Northern (p.549)
    • FIG. 570. Coptic ; Sa'idic or Southern (p.549)
    • FIG. 571. Zend (p.549)
    • FIG. 572. Amharic (p.550)
    • FIG. 573. Ethiopic (p.550)
    • FIG. 574. Hindi ; devanagari character (p.551)
    • FIG. 575. Bengali (p.551)
    • FIG. 576. Panjabi or Sikh ; Gurumukhi character (p.551)
    • FIG. 577. Chamba ; Thakuri character (p.552)
    • FIG. 578. Gujarati or Guzerati (p.552)
    • FIG. 579. Kanarese (p.552)
    • FIG. 580. Telugu (p.553)
    • FIG. 581. Tamil (p.553)
    • FIG. 582. Malayalim (p.553)
    • FIG. 583. Oriya or Uriya (p.553)
    • FIG. 584. Cingalese or Sinhalese (p.554)
    • FIG. 585. Lepcha (p.554)
    • FIG. 586. Tibetan (p.554)
    • FIG. 587. Burmese (p.555)
    • FIG. 588. Siamese (p.555)
    • FIG. 589. Lao-tian or Lao-shan (p.555)
    • FIG. 590. Japanese ; Kana-majiri (p.556)
    • FIG. 591. Japanese ; Kata-kana (p.556)
    • FIG. 592. Japanese ; Hira-gana (p.556)
    • FIG. 593. Korean (p.556)
    • FIG. 594. Kalmuk (p.557)
    • FIG. 595. Manchu (p.557)
    • FIG. 596. Mongolian (p.557)
    • FIG. 597. Sundanese ; Javanese character (p.558)
    • FIG. 598. Batta (p.559)
    • FIG. 599. Bugi (p.559)
    • FIG. 600. Bisaya or Visaya (p.559)
    • FIG. 601. Cherokee (p.559)
    • FIG. 602. Chippewyan (p.560)
    • FIG. 603. Eskimo or Innuit (p.560)
    • FIG. 604. CV or compass alphabet ; relationship of characters (p.561)
    • FIG. 605. CV or compass type (p.561)
    • FIG. 606. Universal syllabics (p.562)
    • FIG. 607. Music (p.563)
    • FIG. 608. Plain-song (p.563)
    • FIG. 609. Tonic sol-fa (p.564)
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