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 mrspock
  		posted on March 24, 2002 06:14:16 PM
we have some old books we are listing and some pages have prints lightly tacked on the pages that one could I suppose take out and frame.

are these called plates ?

what is the differnce between these and the other plates that are actually printed on a page ? same book..

how should I describe these.


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 pratt9999
  		posted on March 24, 2002 08:06:20 PM
http://www.faganbooks.com/glossary_of_technical_terms.htm


Here is a glossary of terms I find helpful. Sorry, don't know how to make it clickable.

 
 luculent
  		posted on March 25, 2002 12:29:59 AM
Prints that are attached to the page are called "tipped in."

Depending on the book and illustrator, those kind of illustrations can make a book worth more.

Lucy

 
 stopwhining
  		posted on March 25, 2002 06:31:45 AM
tipped in plates can be framed,so someone may want to buy the book and sell the plates

 
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