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Title: Catalogue of the Hampton Normal & Agricultural Institute, at Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year ..
Year: 1869 (1860s)
Authors: Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Subjects: Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Publisher: Hampton : Institute Steam Press
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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types, proper position for holding composition stick,setting type, justifying, emptying stick and putting on gal-ley; leading, arranging in chase, locking up, proving andcorrecting proof, cleaning and care of type, distributingdead matter, &c, reading proof, making ready and runningcylinder press; check and order book binding, book compo-sition and imposition. . Application of these principles is given in the variedwork of the printing office, as, setting and printing noteheads, bill heads, circulars, envelopes, posters, bills of tare,tabular work, blanks, color work, tablet binding, &c. Lectures, reading and study will include topics connect-ed with general printing—as, book binding, stereotyping,electrotyping, various processes of cut making; stock, mak-ing estimates, &c. Course in Mechanical Drawing: The course in mechanical drawing is given as a part ofthe trade training to those taking a course in carpentry,blacksmithing, brick-laying and plastering, wheelwnghting,
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CATALOGUE OF 72 cabinet making, tin-smithing, engineering, harness making,shoe making, tailoring, painting and machine work, and tothose who may be engaged as skilled hands in the vari-ous indus-ies* , ■ . f • • 4.u^The drawing is arranged with the view of giving thestudent a general knowledge of working drawings, prepar-ing him to interpret intelligently drawings placed beforehim and to cultivate his ability to make working drafts,plans elevations, and sections of tools, buildings, machines-,wagons, and other work in the line of his trade, and towork according to the same. The course embraces two years. To those entering the trade courses it is given at thebeginning of the course. It is given to all those in the in-dustries who have spent one year at their trade, either inthe shops or in the Trade School. The course comprises: — 1. Spacing and drawing lines, a. Straight. b. Curved. 2. Making joints, a. Between straight lines. fr « and curves. c% curved lines. 3. Making block

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