A Treatise on Wood Engraving, Historical and PracticalChatto, William Andrew
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A Treatise on Wood Engraving, Historical and Practical
Chatto, William Andrew
Wood-engraving
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Initial letter A,-- an ancient Greek _scriving_ on a tablet
of wood, drawn by W. Harvey 1
View of a rolling-press, on wood and on copper, showing the
difference between a woodcut and a copper-plate engraving
when both are printed in the same manner 4
Back and front view of an ancient Egyptian brick-stamp 6
Copy of an impression on a Babylonian brick 7
Roman stamp, in relief 8
Roman stamps, in intaglio 10
Monogram of Theodoric, king of the Ostrogoths 13
Monogram of Charlemagne 14
Gothic marks and monograms 15
Characters on Gothic coins 16
Mark of an Italian notary, 1236 16
Marks of German notaries, 1345-1521 17
English Merchants’-marks of the fourteenth and fifteenth
centuries 18
Tail-piece, illustrative of the antiquity of engraving,--
Babylonian brick, Roman earthenware, Roman stamp, and a
roll with the mark of the German Emperor Otho in the
corner 39
CHAPTER II.
PROGRESS OF WOOD ENGRAVING, 40-117.
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