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A concise historical and practical account tracing writing supports from ancient stone and clay through papyrus and parchment to the invention and refinement of paper, explaining early hand-made processes and the transition to machine-based production. It describes modern papermaking machinery and mill operations in accessible language, surveys water-marks and paper varieties, and outlines the growth and organization of the paper industry in the United States. Intended for nontechnical readers, it combines historical narrative with practical descriptions of materials, methods, and commercial scale.

About the Author

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Frank Osgood Butler

Frank Osgood Butler was an American author known for his work in the field of industrial processes and materials. His notable book, "The Story of Paper-Making," provides an insightful exploration of the history and techniques involved in the production of paper. Through his writing, Butler contributed to the understanding of this essential material, highlighting its significance in everyday life and industry. His work reflects a keen interest in the intersection of technology and craftsmanship, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the history of manufacturing.

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