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008			770419s1930 enkfh 000 0 eng
010			_a 31002121
035			_a(OCoLC)2899971
040			_aDLC _cInU _dOCoLC _dDLC
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050	0	0	_aZ242.C2 _bC4
100			_aChapman, Robert William, _d1881-1960. _91595
245	1	0	_aCancels / _cby R. W. Chapman.
260			_aLondon : _bConstable & co., ltd.; _aNew York : _bR. R. Smith inc., _c1930.
300			_a70 p. : _bil. (facs).
440			_aBibliographia, studies in book history and book structure _v3 _91587
500			_aContiene índice: 69-70 p.
500			_a "With eleven facsimiles in collotype." --Port.
500			_a"This edition is limited to 500 copies."
505			_aI. Author's corrections -- II. The significance of cancels -- III. The printing and placing of cancels-simple deletion -- IV. Cancels and watermarks -- V. Other precautions against oversight -- VI. Cancels and watermarks -- VII. The detection of cancels -- VIII. The discovery of cancellanda -- IX. Miscellaneous examples -- Appendixes : Cancels distinguishing issues -- Fraudulent cancellation -- Addendum -- Index. _g"By a cancel I understand a leaf or leaves (sometimes part of a leaf) intended to be substituted for the corresponding part of a book as originally printed. An additional leaf, such as was sometimes printed for insertion in a sheet, or between sheets, is not strictly a cancel. A sheet found to be so faulty as to defy partial amendment, and therefore reprinted as a whole, would properly be said to be cancelled. (...) For bibliography, and for historical criticism, the words 'intended to be substituded' are an importat element in my definition." --p. 5
610		0	_91202 _aColección Fernández Blanco
650		0	_aMétodo de impresión. _xCancels. Correcciones. _9172
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