Abstract
The extraordinary speed attained in the production of a modern newspaper is not alone clue to the very perfect design of the presses and their high degree of refinement. The press-work constitutes but the final operation of several important steps. One of these is the manufacture of stereotype plates or replicas of the type-composition which are bent to a cylindrical form for use in the modern high-speed rotary press. Upon the perfection of these, much of the excellence of modern newspaper press-work depends. The author reviews the growth of the art in keeping pace with modern needs and describes in detail how the solution of the problems encountered in its development has evolved the modern perfected autoplate process.
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