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  1. The Bookplate Journal has been issued by the Society since 1983. Its initial launch was made possible thanks to a modest surplus from running the XIX International Ex-libris Congress at Keble College, Oxford in 1982. After twenty volumes (forty issues) had appeared, a new editor, Paul Latcham, created a successful, enlarged format in 2003.

    • Lithography: Composing The Plates
    • Lithography: Dampening and Inking
    • Lithography: The Rubber Blanket
    • Lithography: Colour Printing
    • Cost-Effective Printing

    The image is laser etched onto a plate made of either metal, commonly zinc or aluminium, or plastic. Whatever material is used, it is chemically treated so that only the lasered parts, those with the image, accept ink. The plate is mounted into the printing press, which is a series of rollers.

    The first rollers dampen the plate with water. It then goes through inking rollers when a vegetable-oil based ink is applied. And, since water and oil don’t mix, the ink only adheres to the words and images.

    The press plate rollers roll the image onto the rubber blanket, also on a roller. The paper is passed between the rubber blanket and a further “impression” roller, pressing them together, transferring the ink onto the paper.

    Colour images are applied in layers in what is known as the CYMK system. This refers to the four colours used, namely cyan, magenta, yellow and black. There will usually be four separate machines for the paper to pass through, each pressing on a different colour until all the layers have been applied.

    Whilst there is an expense in making the press plates and the overall initial setup, offset lithography printing is cost effective thereafter, making it ideal for printing in large volumes. This and the superior print quality means the vast majority of commercial books are printed this way. Furthermore, because of the bespoke setup in this method o...

  2. Books are made from a variety of different coated and uncoated paper stocks that differ in weight and size. In addition, different color inks may be used. Also, while front and back covers are generally made from a heavier stock of paper, they will vary in terms of weight.

  3. Nov 9, 2020 · He takes us through the book-printing process, and discusses the differences between offset and digital printing, where book paper comes from, and the economics of book printing. And he and Arthur revisit a magnificent art-book project from twenty years ago.

  4. Aug 7, 2014 · “Not all of these books are made from and with paper-based books,” Atzmon says. “We purposely sought book-like work for the Open Book exhibition that transcended paper media.”

  5. Jan 30, 2015 · Before printing can take place, metal printing plates of the book must be prepared. Rubber is burnt onto each plate, leaving behind a text image of the book. Originally, the text was made up of individual pieces of metal type assembled page-by-page, rather than being lasered onto a plate digitally – an immensely skilled and painstaking process.

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  7. In addition to Watson's three main bookplates, there have been many more department- and collection-specific bookplates designed over the years, which are proudly displayed in two unique books made by book artists.

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