GENERAL PROVISIONS
§ 47.191. Definitions.
The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
Bookbinding—Any processes and operations connected with finishing of work, including cutting, ruling, folding, sewing, wire-stitching, bronzing, glueing and binding of pamphlets and books.
Composition—Processes and operations connected with casting or setting of type by hand or machine, and preparation of printing forms.
Electrotyping—Processes and operations connected with reproduction of printing surface by electrotyping.
Lithographing—Processes and operations connected with the production of lithograph stones and lithograph printing.
Photoengraving—Process and operations connected with the production of zinc, copper, or other metal printing plates by photoengraving.
Presswork—Operations and processes of printing machinery.
Printing and allied industries—Each individual, firm or corporation engaged in bookbinding, composition, electrotyping, lithographing, photoengraving, presswork, stereotyping and steel or copper plate printing.
Stereotyping—Processes and operations connected with the reproduction of printing surfaces by stereotyping.
Steel or copper plate printing—Processes and operations connected with the production of steel, copper, or other metal printing plates and dies, and steel plate printing and die stamping.
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