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Rough notes on pottery (1896)

Jervis, William Percival, 1850- · Newark, N.J. : W.P. Jervis · leaf 107

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99 THE PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE. copper-plate, which is charged with specially prepared color by the printer and an impression on tissue-paper is taken from it. This is nanded to a cutter who clips … Turning. away the superfluous paper and passes it on to the transferrer, who places it in the required position on the ware and rubs it with flannel until it adheres properly. The paper is soaked off by immersion in water and it is then sent to the u harden- ing-on ’ ’ kiln, to remove the oil with…

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