mounted and tipped
A plate that is smaller than the leaf to which it
is to be attached, and which is positioned above
the caption and secured by tipping along the top
or side edge, or at the corners. The entire plate
is not usually pasted down because of the greater
danger of cockling, particularly if the grain
directions of the two papers are in opposition.
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