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Onionskin or
onion skin is a thin, lightweight, strong,
often translucent paper,
named for its
resemblance to the thin
skins of onions. It was usually...
- animation, the
individual frames of a film were
initially drawn on thin
onionskin paper over a
light source. The
animators (mostly inbetweeners)
would put...
- Press. Jennett, Seán (1973). The
making of
books (5th ed.). London:
Faber and Faber. ISBN 0-571-04786-6. OCLC 1296599.
Bible paper Onionskin v t e v t e...
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works and the
remaining four
hours handwriting his m****cript on
unlined onionskin paper.
Throughout the novel,
Faulkner presents 15
points of view, each...
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contact method. [citation needed] The pink
color can
range from a pale "
onionskin"
orange to a
vivid near-purple,
depending on the
grape varieties used...
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Retrieved April 30, 2007. "Annual "Life
Before Coumbus Day Event"".
Onionskin.com.
Retrieved August 5, 2010. Shapiro,
Regina (October 21, 2005). "Heritage...
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opacity are also important.
Lightweight offset paper, also
called onionskin, has a
basis weight of 25–40 g/m2 and are
normally used for
bibles (hence...
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Denmark American Air Mail
Society L-mail Mail
plane Nellie Brimberry Onionskin Surface mail V-mail LAPE
References Schiff p. 377 "Jean
Pierre Blanchard:...
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Translucent paper may
refer to:
Tracing paper Colour tracing paper Onionskin Vellum § Paper
vellum This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- Lutz design.
Oilie or oily –
opaque with a rainbow,
iridescent finish Onionskin – antique,
handmade German swirl, with many
closely packed surface streaks...
