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It would be using the offset variety, where the stone would not be making direct contact with the thing that is being printed. From that picture from the Lithography article on Wikipedia, you can find the information about Offset Lithography.
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The one with the Colgans bits would be a master stone, used for printing transfers that would then be used to lay out a larger stone.
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Some great info - Thanks Alan!
Jimmy
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Colgans are nice as they have cheap Southern League examples in the set. I have fun picking up a few from time to time. Anyone have a Tully Sparks from Richmond?!
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One of my favorites
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Love the Colgans advertisements... Here is a Colgans Invoice & different Tins from Colgans to Autosales.
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