๐Ÿง โ€” Industrial Revolution (PPT 2) Flashcards

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What is the process that involves inking metal type and debossing it onto the surface of the paper?

A

Letterpress

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Durable, light, and less than half as expensive as large metal types.

A

Woodtype

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Who began experimenting with carved wooden letters and was eventually called WOODTYPE?

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Darius Wells

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What design shop is noted for its use of wood type and woodcut illustrations?

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Hatch Show Print located in Nashville.

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5
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What were the design decisions regarding word length?

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Long words were condensed and short words were expanded.

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Who is Friedrich Koenig?

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He obtained a patent in March 1810 for his steam-powered printing press.

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What was the printing capacity of Friedrich Koenigโ€™s steam-powered printing press?

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Prints 400 sheets per hour, far more than 250 sheets on the Stanhope handpress.

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What did The Times in London commission Friedrich Koenig to create?

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A steam-powered printing press with two double-cylinder mechanisms.

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Who is William Cowper?

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He obtained a patent for a printing press using curved stereotyped plates.

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What was the printing capacity of William Cowperโ€™s press?

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It could print on both sides of a sheet simultaneously and achieved up to 2,400 impressions per hour.

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By the middle of the 19th century, how many copies could presses produce per hour?

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25,000 copies per hour.

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12
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Who perfected the Linotype Machine in 1886?

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Ottman Mergenthaler

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13
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What was the price of newspapers increased to?

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From 3 cents to 1-2 pennies.

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