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description:
leather roller #03, diam. 10 cm, length 35cm
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price: 50
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description:
leather roller #06, diam. 10 cm, length 36
cm
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price: 50
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description:
leather roller #09, diam. 10 cm, length 35cm
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price: 50
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description:
leather roller #10, diam. 10 cm, length 34
cm
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price: 50
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description:
leather roller #17, diam. 10 cm, length 28cm
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price: 50
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description:
leather roller #21, diam. 10 cm, length 35
cm
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price: 50
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description:
leather roller #22, diam 10cm, length 30cm
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price: 50
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description: rubber
roller #25, diam 13cm, length 70cm. Hardness rubber
25 Shore. Surface in good shape. Weight 8 kg
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price: 200 Euro
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description:
aluminium core of roller, #26, diam 9cm, length
60cm
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price: 20
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description:
leather roller, perfect quality (seam unvisible).
Recently still used. Black ink on roller did not
dry out yet, roller is packed in plastic to prevent
drying out. Roller #29, diameter 10 cm, length 45
cm
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price: 225
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description:
leather roller, Roller #31, diameter 10cm length 35
cm. Excellent quality, seam perfectly done. Weight
2.1 kg
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price: 225
Euro
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description:
rubber, hardness 55 degr. Shore. Roller #32,
diameter 10cm length 35 cm. Excellent quality,
weight 2.75 kg.
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price: 150
Euro
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description:
leather roller, Roller #33, diameter 10cm length 35
cm weight 2.1 kg. Roller still wet from recent
printing. Seam damaged in one place.
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price: 100
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description:
leather roller, Roller #34, diameter 10cm length 35
cm weight 2.1 kg. Excellent surface, seam perfectly
done.
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price: 200
Euro
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description: rubber
roller, roller #35, wooden core, felt under rubber.
Probably French manufacture. Hardness 50 degrees
Shore. Weight 2.3 kg. Diameter 10 cm, length 35
cm
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price: 150
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description:
leather roller, roller #36, wooden core, felt under
leather. Weight 2.1 kg. Diameter 10 cm, length 35
cm
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price: 150
Euro
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description: rubber
roller, roller #37, wooden core, felt under
leather. Weight 2.1 kg. Diameter 10 cm, length 35
cm. "craquelé" is not rubber, but layer of
ink on the roller.
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price: 100
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Reconditioning Old Leather
Rollers (from Tamarind Book of Lithography)
Dry and hardened ink films
found on rollers that have been improperly used can be
removed only with solvents and "elbow grease". Either
kerosine or lithotine maybe used for this purpose. Because
of its oily content, kerosine will soften the leather while
cleaning off the old ink. The roller must be well scraped
(see picture) after completion of this task; if it is not,
the oily content of the kerosine will conteminate the
printing ink and cause greasy proofs. If lithotine is used ,
on the other hand, the roller must be inked immediately
afterwards, otherwise this solvent will dry the leather.
Stubbord clots of dried ink must be well soaked with a
stronger solvent, such as paint remover. A suede brush can
be used for dislodging these dried ink particles, table salt
is a good abrasive agent for roughening the dry matted
leather. The leather
rollers here above do hardly have any ink on them. The
leather is made "alive" again by rubbing it in with neat's
foot oil (koepoot olie). This is the natural oil for making
leather souple.
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