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TYPOGRAPHIC TECHNICAL SERIES FOR APPRENTICES—PART I, No. 3.
TYPE CASES AND
COMPOSING-ROOM
FURNITURE
A PRIMER OF INFORMATION ABOUT
TYPE CASES, WORK STANDS, CABINETS,
CASE RACKS, GALLEY RACKS,
STANDING GALLEYS, &c.
COMPILED BY
A. A. STEWART
PUBLISHED BY THE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION
UNITED TYPOTHETAE OF AMERICA
1918
Copyright, 1918
United Typothetae of America
Chicago, Ill.

Composition and Electrotypes contributed by
The Blanchard Press
New York
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CONTENTS
PAGE
Introductory5
Early Type Cases9
Sizes of Type Cases11
Structure of Type Cases12
Cases for Various Purposes14
Compositor's Work Stands16
Case Stands and Racks18
The Modern Type Cabinet20
Iron Case Brackets22
Wood Runs and Steel Runs24
Extension Fronts and Backs25
Furniture Racks26
Special Cabinets28
Review Questions30
Glossary32
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INTRODUCTORY
The essential articles of furniture in a modern composing room may beclassified broadly, omitting obvious details for the present, under thefollowing heads:
1. Cases for type for general composition; for borders, typeornaments, accented                        
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