This is a piece of continuous listing.It is a very long strip of paper fan folded into pages,
each page was 15 5/16" wide and 11" deep.
The printed characters were at 10 characters per inch,
and 6 lines per inch.
| Mus.Cat. NEWUC:2003.11 | Mnfctr: Newcastle University | Date: 18 NOV 1969 | Ser. No: - | Model: - |
| Comp: Computer Printout 646pp | Width: 287 mm | Depth: 418 mm | Height: 57mm | Weight: 3715 g |
This is a piece of continuous listing.
It is a very long strip of paper fan folded into pages,
each page was 15 5/16" wide and 11" deep.
The printed characters were at 10 characters per inch,
and 6 lines per inch.
This is the continuos listing in its folder closed.
It is all a bit friable, so we have to handle it carefully.
This is printed on what was called lineflow paper
where alternate lines were printed with 6 faint lines.
This helped to 'line-up' some printing on the left hand side of the page
with something on the right when there was nothing inbetween.
The quality of the print was not that good because of the method of printing.
The paper was between a hammer bank/
inked ribbon and a metal
band/train/chain of print characters
that was spinning at over 5 revolutions per second.