METHODS OF PRINTING 30
Impression on polished glass or razor 30
The two contrasted methods of printing 31
General remarks on printing from reliefs--ink; low relief
of ridges; layer of ink; drying due to oxidisation 32-34
Apparatus at my own laboratory--slab; roller; benzole
(or equivalent); funnel; ink; cards 35-38
Method of its manipulation 38-40
Pocket apparatus 40
Rollers and their manufacture 40
Other parts of the apparatus 41
Folders--long serviceable if air be excluded 42
Lithography 43
Water colours and dyes 44
Sir W. Herschel's official instructions 45
Printing as from engraved plates--Prof. Ray Lankester;
Dr. L. Robinson 45
Methods of Dr. Forgeot 46
Smoke prints--mica; adhesive paper, by licking with tongue 47-48
Plumbago; whitening 49
Casts--sealing-wax; dentist's wax; gutta-percha; undried
varnish; collodion 49-51
Photographs 51
Prints on glass and mica for lantern 51
Enlargements--photographic, by camera lucida, pantagraph 52-53