Die Fabrikation des Papieres aus Stroh und vielen andern Substanzen im Grossen nach zahlreichen Versuchen beschrieben und mit 160 Mustern von verschiedenen Papiersorten beweisen, nebst einer Beschreibung der neuesten Erfindungen in der Papierfabrikation,
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Die Fabrikation des Papieres aus Stroh und vielen andern Substanzen im Grossen nach zahlreichen Versuchen beschrieben und mit 160 Mustern von verschiedenen Papiersorten beweisen, nebst einer Beschreibung der neuesten Erfindungen in der Papierfabrikation, (2004)
EN FEISBN: 1128049171 bzw. 9781128049171, Band: 2, in Englisch, Erstausgabe.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: DEU.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Jonathan A. Hill, Bookseller, Inc.
185 mounted paper samples. xiii, vi, 151 pp., 153-233, [5] leaves, 235-316 pp. 8vo, Orig. printed boards (somewhat worn & rubbed, some foxing throughout of the machine-made paper due to its quality). Cologne: Dümont-Schauberg, 1838. First edition of one of the greatest and rarest of all papermaking books; I have been looking and waiting for a copy of this book for many years. Our copy contains an additional 25 samples on the five unnumbered leaves which are not present in most other copies (although the copy at the University of Amsterdam apparently has 192 samples!). The 185 samples consist chiefly of paper made from various kinds of straw (rye, wheat, barley, oats, peas, beans, lentils, and corn), singly or in combination; some mixed with hay and/or rags; and some bleached or colored. There are also five samples of cardboard made from straw and other fibers and ten non-straw papers (hay, oakum, wood, linden bark; some with rags). As the printing industry outstripped the supply of rags, mills were forced to close down, and rag collecting became a fine art. The increasingly urgent search for new papermaking substances produced a literature all of its own. In 1827, Piette (1803-62), a native of Belgium, took over the paper making factory started by his father in Dillingen and performed many experiments using different materials to produce various suitable kinds of paper. He operated the mill from 1819 to 1854. The present work is the result of his investigations: it contains mounted "160 Mustern" (but this copy contains an additional 25 specimens, making 185). And, wonderfully, specimens 97-160 are mounted on leaves 203-33; the leaves themselves are made of various straw papers. All the specimens are in fine and fresh condition. "Louis Piette followed in the footsteps of noted papermaking researchers of the 18th century…These early attempts, however, were not as successful as the finished papers made by Louis Piette. The significance of Piette's investigations is very simple: his papers made from straw remain clean and almost as pliable as comparable papers made from rag…Piette's papers, moreover, really are straw papers, without mixing in small amounts of flax fibers. Piette's experiments showed a great understanding of papermaking from a production standpoint, and, with the increase use of the fourdrinier machine, his work led directly into the use of esparto grass prior to the discovery of chemical bleaching for soft- and hardwood paper manufacture…By the 1860's, the age of modern machine papermaking was at hand, and Piette's earlier papermaking experiment showed how well he understood the future of papermaking."-The Paper Trail. Quarterly Newsletter of the Robert C. Williams American Museum of Papermaking (Vol. 2, Nos. 1 & 2, January- March & April-June 2004). In these two articles the author states there are only four known copies of this book. Appended on pages 246-91 is the second printing of the text of Moritz Illig's Anleitung auf eine sichere, einfache und wohlfeile Art Papier in der Masses zu leimen (1st ed.: 1806). According to Leonard Schlosser in an exhibition catalogue from 1971, only two copies are known of the first edition. This text describes Illig's "momentous" (Schlosser) invention of rosin-alum sizing. The addition of this mixture aided in making the paper take writing ink with less necessity for sizing with glue, as had been the vogue for five hundred years. It provided a simple, sure method for sizing paper more rapidly with non-putrescible materials. Illig's book was literally consumed in use and only two copies are known. Very good copy. Title with a short tear in upper blank margin. Page 152 with a clean tear touching text. ❧ Karmasch, Geschichte der Technologie, p. 737. Schlosser, Paper: Bearer of Ideas and Images (Brandeis: 1971), p. [6].
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Jonathan A. Hill, Bookseller, Inc.
185 mounted paper samples. xiii, vi, 151 pp., 153-233, [5] leaves, 235-316 pp. 8vo, Orig. printed boards (somewhat worn & rubbed, some foxing throughout of the machine-made paper due to its quality). Cologne: Dümont-Schauberg, 1838. First edition of one of the greatest and rarest of all papermaking books; I have been looking and waiting for a copy of this book for many years. Our copy contains an additional 25 samples on the five unnumbered leaves which are not present in most other copies (although the copy at the University of Amsterdam apparently has 192 samples!). The 185 samples consist chiefly of paper made from various kinds of straw (rye, wheat, barley, oats, peas, beans, lentils, and corn), singly or in combination; some mixed with hay and/or rags; and some bleached or colored. There are also five samples of cardboard made from straw and other fibers and ten non-straw papers (hay, oakum, wood, linden bark; some with rags). As the printing industry outstripped the supply of rags, mills were forced to close down, and rag collecting became a fine art. The increasingly urgent search for new papermaking substances produced a literature all of its own. In 1827, Piette (1803-62), a native of Belgium, took over the paper making factory started by his father in Dillingen and performed many experiments using different materials to produce various suitable kinds of paper. He operated the mill from 1819 to 1854. The present work is the result of his investigations: it contains mounted "160 Mustern" (but this copy contains an additional 25 specimens, making 185). And, wonderfully, specimens 97-160 are mounted on leaves 203-33; the leaves themselves are made of various straw papers. All the specimens are in fine and fresh condition. "Louis Piette followed in the footsteps of noted papermaking researchers of the 18th century…These early attempts, however, were not as successful as the finished papers made by Louis Piette. The significance of Piette's investigations is very simple: his papers made from straw remain clean and almost as pliable as comparable papers made from rag…Piette's papers, moreover, really are straw papers, without mixing in small amounts of flax fibers. Piette's experiments showed a great understanding of papermaking from a production standpoint, and, with the increase use of the fourdrinier machine, his work led directly into the use of esparto grass prior to the discovery of chemical bleaching for soft- and hardwood paper manufacture…By the 1860's, the age of modern machine papermaking was at hand, and Piette's earlier papermaking experiment showed how well he understood the future of papermaking."-The Paper Trail. Quarterly Newsletter of the Robert C. Williams American Museum of Papermaking (Vol. 2, Nos. 1 & 2, January- March & April-June 2004). In these two articles the author states there are only four known copies of this book. Appended on pages 246-91 is the second printing of the text of Moritz Illig's Anleitung auf eine sichere, einfache und wohlfeile Art Papier in der Masses zu leimen (1st ed.: 1806). According to Leonard Schlosser in an exhibition catalogue from 1971, only two copies are known of the first edition. This text describes Illig's "momentous" (Schlosser) invention of rosin-alum sizing. The addition of this mixture aided in making the paper take writing ink with less necessity for sizing with glue, as had been the vogue for five hundred years. It provided a simple, sure method for sizing paper more rapidly with non-putrescible materials. Illig's book was literally consumed in use and only two copies are known. Very good copy. Title with a short tear in upper blank margin. Page 152 with a clean tear touching text. ❧ Karmasch, Geschichte der Technologie, p. 737. Schlosser, Paper: Bearer of Ideas and Images (Brandeis: 1971), p. [6].
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