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| Various kinds of paper: | paper for graphic use or similar use
newspaper
paper for off set use
Writing paper
Bristol-board and tracing paper
paper intended for the reproduction
wrapping paper special and industrial papers
parchment paper
greaseproof paper
translucent paper
wallpaper
thin paper (for cigarettes, introduced in France about 1840),
the bible paper, paper condensers, cellulose wadding.
Newspaper: handwritten or typed article intended for a newspaper.
Collage: pictorial work made entirely or partially of printed papers, cut out and stuck. Example:Picasso, Braque.
Paper: parchment (1868 Littré): greaseproof paper, immersed in a sulpher-acid solution then immersed into a glycerin solution to increase its resistance.
Drawing paper: granulated paper said paper "Ingres" or "Whatman"
Music paper
Writing paper
Paperboard: thick sheets, higher than 224 G per square meter, and being able to reach 900.960 G per square meter It is also support of impression of publicity. One could say that the paperboard was an "eloquent quiet salesman". |
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