Plate printing is a very old art, the plate printing press having been ascribed to Tomasso Finiguerra, of Florence, in 1460.
These methods are: Steel-plate or Copper-plate printing, in which the subject is printed from an etching or engraving below the surface of a plate of steel or of copper.
Copper-plate printing is, in all points, the reverse of typographic printing.
Tin-plate printing or decoration is probably the most remarkable development of modern lithography.
On the best sized English vellum paper, I have made blacker impressions than I could make on the best Swiss copper-plate printing-paper, so that I had to use fifty per cent less printing-color.
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