A SUPERIOR SUBSTITUTE FOR WOOD-CUTS AT MUCH LOWER PRICES.

These plates are engraved almost entirely by photo-chemical means, thus

avoiding the old, slow and tedious method of engraving on wooden blocks,

where the workman is compelled to engrave each line separately by

cutting away the wood around it, often spending many days upon a plate

a few inches square.

In appearance our relief plates are the same as regular stereotypes,

being mounted type high on blocks ready to be set up and printed from,

with type, on any ordinary press.

They can be used directly and will wear as long as any type-metal

plates, but if a great number of impressions are wanted, duplicate

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