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| + | [[File:TuckerTyper.jpeg |thumb|right|upright=1.2|'''[[Bob Tucker]] [[cut]]ting a stencil for ''[[Le Zombie]]'' in his [[den|fan den]] in the mid-1950s.''' ''Photo by [[Bob Madle]].'']] | ||
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| − | (1) n. the wax-impregnated fibre sheets used as stencils in [[mimeography]]; | + | (1) n. the wax-impregnated fibre sheets used as '''stencils''' in [[mimeography]]; |
| − | (2) v.t. to cut the prepositioned matter into stencil, the last step before publication. | + | (2) v.t. to [[cut]] the prepositioned matter into stencil, the last step before publication. |
The stencil is typed with [[typeribbon]] disengaged, cut with a [[stylus]] (smoothpointed piece of metal in a handle) and a rough celluloid sheet under the stencil, or with a shading screen. An ineffable blessing is [[obliterine]]. The number of copies from [[mimeoing]] is limited only by the durability of the stencils (somewhere in the thousands), and stencils can be saved and filed after use by blotting between newspapers for later re-running if necessary. | The stencil is typed with [[typeribbon]] disengaged, cut with a [[stylus]] (smoothpointed piece of metal in a handle) and a rough celluloid sheet under the stencil, or with a shading screen. An ineffable blessing is [[obliterine]]. The number of copies from [[mimeoing]] is limited only by the durability of the stencils (somewhere in the thousands), and stencils can be saved and filed after use by blotting between newspapers for later re-running if necessary. | ||
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| − | + | [[Cut]]ting stencils for [[mimeoing]], either by [[stylus]] or [[typewriter]]. | |
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| + | Wax stencils are packed in sets of 24, called a '''''quire'''''. | ||
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| + | See also: [[e-stencil]], [[Composing on Master]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:39, 22 February 2023
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| (1) n. the wax-impregnated fibre sheets used as stencils in mimeography;
(2) v.t. to cut the prepositioned matter into stencil, the last step before publication. The stencil is typed with typeribbon disengaged, cut with a stylus (smoothpointed piece of metal in a handle) and a rough celluloid sheet under the stencil, or with a shading screen. An ineffable blessing is obliterine. The number of copies from mimeoing is limited only by the durability of the stencils (somewhere in the thousands), and stencils can be saved and filed after use by blotting between newspapers for later re-running if necessary. |
| From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944 |
| Cutting stencils for mimeoing, either by stylus or typewriter. |
Wax stencils are packed in sets of 24, called a quire.
See also: e-stencil, Composing on Master.
| Publishing |
