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What a 1904 publisher's guide to authors says about illustrations: copy, paper, insets, cut…
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What this guide covers
A source note for publishers and illustrators on one section of a 1904 book of suggestions to authors, covering how illustration copy is sent, why half-tones affect paper and binding, how proofs of cuts are marked up and how borrowed cuts are credited. It restates the text with attribution. It says nothing about digital files or current practice.
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Guide title
What a 1904 publisher's guide to authors says about illustrations: copy, paper, insets, cut proofs and credit
Coverage
A source note for publishers and illustrators on one section of a 1904 book of suggestions to authors, covering how illustration copy is sent, why half-tones affect paper and binding, how proofs of cuts are marked up and how borrowed cuts are credited. It restates the text with attribution. It says nothing about digital files or current practice.
Useful starting points
- The text asks that illustration copy go to the publisher apart from the manuscript, with placement instructions kept on the galley margin.
- It says writing only 'insert cut' on a galley is not enough; a pasted proof of the cut itself is needed.
- Resolution, colour modes and print on demand are not covered by the source.
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