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TOM

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GART - typographical alloy

SHEET

POINT - printing surface of the letter

REAL - a table-cabinet on which a type-setting cash desk is placed

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PARAGRAPH

APROSH - space between characters and words

BLINT - embossed on the cover

VERSO - reverse side of the sheet

CONCLUSION - table without rulers

CHAPTER

PLANT - part of the circulation

CASH - box with type-setting letters

SITTLE (Kegel), font size

CLICHE

LYASSE - ribbon-bookmark glued to the top of the book block

SET

CUT - the end of the book

OFFSET - printing method

POINT - length unit: 0,376 mm (Russia), 0,353 mm (USA)

RASTER - a surface with alternating transparent and opaque elements, used to convert an image into a small dot

REKTO - the front part of the sheet

Descent - upper indentation on the starting lane

TALER - table for typesetting and preparation of typesetting forms for printing

CIRCULATION

TITLE

HAT - short title

FONT

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ACCENT - designation of stress

BORDER - a type of ornamental text decoration

GALLEY

KAPTAL - lace at the ends of the spine of a book

KEGEL - see Kegel

CODE - book form

COVER - part of the binding

LISTAGE - volume in sheets

LITERS

MARZAN - a type of blank material

FRILL - narrowing of the strip of the set due to the pattern placed next to it

LAG - part of the binding

SPACE

REGLETT - type of space material

VERIFICATION

FOOTNOTE

FOIL - paper tracing paper on which powdered bronze or dry paint is applied

FORSETS - a double sheet between the cover of the binding and the block of the book

FORMAT

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GRANDMA - type of blank material

DRAWER - a large letter at the beginning of the text

LAYOUT

TAB

INSERT

INITIAL - capital letter at the beginning of the text

SQUARE - 1) unit of length (48 points), 2) type of space material

COLOPHON - 1) the last lines of the text of an early printed book, 2) afterword

KONGREV - relief embossing on the cover

STUFF

XEROX

LEDERIN - bookbinding material

LINOTIP - typesetting machine

MATRIX - 1) a form for casting letters, 2) a copy from the original form for letterpress printing, 3) a relief copy of a stamp for relief stamping

MONOTIP - typesetting machine

COVER

PUNCH - a steel bar with a relief image of a sign, used to make a matrix

ROTATOR - apparatus for small-circulation reproduction of text

TABLE

TENACL - stand for strengthening the page of the typed manuscript on the checkout

NOTEBOOK - folded printed sheet

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ASTERIX - asterisk

BUMVINIL - binding material

VIGNETTE

VOCABULE - the title of a dictionary entry

TITLE

SCREENSAVER

COLENKOR - binding material

ENDING

LIGATURE - a letter of two fused characters

ORIGINAL

ARTICLE

PASPARTOU - cardboard frame or sticker for a book illustration

BINDING

REVERSE

DISCHARGE

PAGE

FOLIATION - sheet numbering

FORTOCHKA - a small heading in the text

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AVANTITUL - the page preceding the title page

AUTOTYPE - photomechanical process for making printing plates

HEADSET - font type

HECTOGRAPH - a device for copying text

HEADING

MIMEOGRAPH - rotator

MINIATURE

Pagination - pagination

ROTAPRINT - small format rotary printing machine

SIGNATURE - numbering of printed sheet

STEREOTYPE - copy of letterpress printing plate

POINTER

FACSIMILE - exact reproduction of the graphic original

FOLDING - folding sheets of a printed book to form a notebook

FILIGREE - watermark

PHOTOTYPE - non-raster way of flat printing

SHMUTSTITUL - a separate sheet with the title of a section or chapter of a book

EXLIBRIS - owner's book sign

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FOOTEL - heading above or below the text of the page

COLUMN - page number

BACKTITLE - additional title on the page to the left of the main title

LITHOGRAPHY - a method of flat printing using the surface of a stone as a printing plate

MARGINAL - a note or heading on the margin of a book

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ

CONTENTS

FRONTISE - illustration on the page to the left of the title

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ILLUSTRATION

LEADING - space between lines

REIMPOSITION

PERSONNEL

INTRODUCTION

STEREOTYPING (stereotyping), the process of making stereotypes

ZINCOGRAPHY - a method of making clichés

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dust jacket

COLOR SEPARATION

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ELECTROGRAPHY - a method of reproducing an image on a printed form

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AUTOLITOGRAPHY - lithograph made by the author of the image

SUPEREXLIBRIS - embossed owner's mark on the cover

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XEROCOPYING

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