- 1Preface to First Edition
- 2Contents
- 3The Song of the Printer
- 4Discovery of Printing
- 5Ancient Peculiarities
- 6Printing in America
- 7Type-Founding in Europe
- 8Type-Founding in America
- 9Stereotyping
- 10Electrotyping
- 11Lithography
- 12Engraving
- 13Photo-Engraving
- 14A Walk over Our Foundry
- 15Types
- 16Names and Sizes of Type
- 17Gradation of Types
- 18Point System of Type-Bodies
- 19A Bill of Pica
- 20A Fount of Type
- 21Leads
- 22Flowers and Borders
- 23Brass Rules
- 24Earliest Written Sounds
- 25Runic Alphabets
- 26Anglo-Saxon Alphabet
- 27German Alphabet
- 28Greek
- 29Plan of Greek Cases
- 30Hebrew
- 31Plans of Hebrew Cases — Russian Alphabet
- 32Music Type
- 33Music Composition
- 34Plan of Cases
- 35Modern Conveniences
- 36General Remarks
- 37Plan of Cases
- 38Position
- 39Laying Type
- 40Distributing
- 41Composing
- 42Hints Honoured in the Breach
- 43To the Apprentice
- 44To Beginners
- 45Imposition
- 46Tying Up Pages
- 47Laying Pages
- 48Making Up Furniture
- 49Making the Margin
- 50Locking Up Forms
- 51Memoranda
- 52Nomenclature of Sheets
- 53Proof-Reading
- 54Correcting in the Metal
- 55Typographical Marks Exemplified
- 56Table of Signatures
- 57General Duties
- 58Casting Off Copy
- 59Hurried Work
- 60Companionships
- 61Rules and Regulations to Be Observed in a Printing-Office
- 62History of the Press
- 63The Bullock Web Perfecting Press
- 64The Walter Perfecting Press
- 65The Hoe Perfecting Press
- 66Railroad-Ticket Printing and Numbering Press
- 67Job Presses
- 68Folding Machines
- 69Setting Up a Washington Press
- 70Setting Up the Roller-Stand
- 71Composition Rollers
- 72Covering Tympans
- 73Wetting Paper
- 74Blankets
- 75Making Ready a Form on a Hand-Press
- 76Pulling
- 77Rules and Remedies for Pressmen
- 78The Ley-Trough
- 79Making Ready on Cylinder Presses
- 80Fine Hand-Presswork
- 81Printing Wood-Cuts
- 82Card Printing
- 83Gold Printing
- 84Bronze Printing
- 85Printing in Colours
- 86How to Use Dry Colours
- 87How to Multiply Colours
- 88Contrast of Colours
- 89Oiling a Press
- 90How to Treat Wood Type
- 91The Warehouseman
- 92Giving Out Paper to Wet
- 93Hanging Up Paper to Dry
- 94Taking Down Sheets When Dry
- 95Filling in and Pressing Sheets
- 96Counting Out and Putting Away Sheets
- 97Standard Sizes of Machine-Made Paper
- 98Jobbing Facilities
- 99Useful Receipts
- 100Orthographical
- 101A or an before a Vowel or silent H
- 102O, or OH
- 103ABLE and IBLE
- 104IM or in, and EM or EN
- 105In and UN
- 106ISE and IZE
- 107Or and OUR
- 108SION and TION
- 109Farther and Further — PEAS and Pease
- 110The Omission of S in the Possessive Case
- 111Formation of the Plurals of Words compounded of a Noun and an Adjec…
- 112Pointing of Numbers, Weights, Measures, &c
- 113Derivation of English Words
- 114We subjoin some rules for spelling, adapted from Laidlaw’s American…
- 115Plurals of Nouns which change F or FE into VES
- 116Plurals of Nouns ending in F or FE which accept of S only in the Pl…
- 117Plurals of Nouns ending in Eau, Ieu, and OU
- 118How to Secure Copyrights
- 119The Metric System
- 120Metric Equivalents of English Measures and Weights
- 121Table for Reducing Pounds and Ounces to Kilograms — Technical Terms…
- 122Abbreviations
- 123Foreign Words and Phrases, with Translations
- 124Index
The American Printer: A Manual of Typography
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