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Hectography

Hectography is a printing process that involves transfer of an original, prepared with special inks, to a pan of gelatin or a gelatin pad pulled tight on a metal frame. A machine employing this process is a hectograph, also known as a gelatin duplicator or jellygraph.

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3D printing
1986
Aquatint
1772
Chromolithography
1837
Daisy wheel printing
1889
Digital printing
1991
Dot matrix printing
1925

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Hectography

Nodes36
Edges35
Triples40
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
Components1

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Hectography

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related to Historical uses · 7
Hectography → Colditz Castle, In, Prisoners, Stalag Luft III, The, The Great Escape, World War II
3D printing · 1
Hectography → 1986
Aquatint · 1
Hectography → 1772
Chromolithography · 1
Hectography → 1837
Daisy wheel printing · 1
Hectography → 1889
Digital printing · 1
Hectography → 1991
Dot matrix printing · 1
Hectography → 1925
Dye-sublimation · 1
Hectography → 1957
Etching · 1
Hectography → c. 1515
Hectograph · 1
Hectography → 1860

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hectograph process gelatin ink also printing spirit duplicator master paper used jellygraph image one surface transfer pad metal pencils rather

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Hectography3D printing19861.00infobox
HectographyAquatint17721.00infobox
HectographyChromolithography18371.00infobox
HectographyDaisy wheel printing18891.00infobox
HectographyDigital printing19911.00infobox
HectographyDot matrix printing19251.00infobox
HectographyDye-sublimation19571.00infobox
HectographyEtchingc. 15151.00infobox
HectographyHectograph18601.00infobox
HectographyHot metal typesetting18841.00infobox
HectographyInkjet printing19501.00infobox
HectographyIntaglio (printmaking)14301.00infobox
HectographyLaser printing19691.00infobox
HectographyLithography17961.00infobox
HectographyMezzotint16421.00infobox
HectographyMimeograph18851.00infobox
HectographyMovable type10401.00infobox
HectographyOffset printing18751.00infobox
HectographyPhotostat and rectigraph19071.00infobox
HectographyPhototypesetting19491.00infobox
HectographyPintadera10,000 BC1.00infobox
HectographyPrinting pressc. 14401.00infobox
HectographyRelief printing16901.00infobox
HectographyRotary press18431.00infobox
HectographyScreen printing19111.00infobox
HectographySolid ink printing19721.00infobox
HectographySpark printing19401.00infobox
HectographySpirit duplicator19231.00infobox
HectographyThermal printingc. 19721.00infobox
HectographyThermal-transfer printing19811.00infobox

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