post
1. A pile of WATERLEAF
(2) sheets. fresh from the mold. The post is
built up of recently formed sheets couched with
alternate felts, which are then pressed. The
"post" is actually the quantity, which varies with
the area of the sheets, that can be conveniently
pressed, and usually ranges from 130 to 144
sheets. A "white post" is a pile of several posts
of pressed paper after the removal of the felts.
2. The solid or sectional device, usually
threaded, used in a POST BINDER . (140 , 256 )
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