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An 1895 printer's note on letter fit, word spacing, leading and page margins
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What this guide covers
Records what one paragraph of an 1895 note by a book printer says about spacing and the order of page margins, for designers and publishers interested in page layout. It separates the author's opinions from a second-hand report. It is a historical text, says nothing on digital type, and its checklist is untested.
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Guide title
An 1895 printer's note on letter fit, word spacing, leading and page margins
Coverage
Records what one paragraph of an 1895 note by a book printer says about spacing and the order of page margins, for designers and publishers interested in page layout. It separates the author's opinions from a second-hand report. It is a historical text, says nothing on digital type, and its checklist is untested.
Useful starting points
- Uneven word gaps that line up into white channels down the page are the fault the author objects to.
- The author treats a book as a pair of facing pages, not one page, when judging margins.
- The note covers metal type in its own time; treat any use for digital layout as your own judgement.
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