Re: Gum & the commercial ?
Thanks Sandy, when you mention the names I recognise the "trend". And it answers some underlying, harder to formulate, thoughts I had too :-) On 10/29/06 4:33 AM, "Sandy King" <sanking@clemson.edu> wrote: > Yes, in the first couple of decades of the 19th > century there were many commercial gum and direct > carbon papers, including Hochheimer, Papier Noir > Gomme, Charbon Velours, Fresson, etc. The exact > ingredients of these papers is not know but it is > though that most contained gum along with another > colloid, probably gelatin. > > Sandy King > > > > At 4:05 AM +0900 10/29/06, Halvor Bjørngård wrote: >> Has gum printing ever been commercial ? >> >> (carbon, pt/pd & others was at some or several points part of the commercial >> market, but don't think I have seen any references like that for gum .. Yes >> I know, commercial can be interpreted a couple of ways, but..) >> >> Feels like a pretty significant question 3:50 in the morning :-) >> >> Halvor
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