Terry replied:
>!. A gelobrom, as I recall, is a kind of carbro where instead of contacting a
gelabrome (from GELAtin and bromide) is described in _Modern Carbon
Printing_. Results can be quite similar to high quality carbros.
>silver gelatine print to the dichromated gelatine which is then inked up, the
>original print is used but is inked up before it is bleached. Mike Shorter
>tells
>me he has done quite an amount of work on the process recently; his
>results show
>that the work was worthwhile. I do not know if Mike is on the list and I have
>mislaid his address; .
>I know that Joyce Peck has it. (Joyce, please let us know). Mike is keen to
>spread the word. The process is older than the name.
Gelabrome is a variation of the Gum-Printing on Bromide worked out by
Greehall, in 1919. See my Encyclopedia for more info.
Luis Nadeau
awef6t@mis.ca
Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
http://www.mi.net/dialin/awef6t/