University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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The contents of this book are Copyrighted I9I3 by ARTHUR HALLAM WALLACE LESTER BRANDEL Madison, Wisconsin Engraved by the BUCKBEE-MEARS COMPANY of Saint Paul Printed and bound by ihe RANDALL COMPANY of Saint Paul

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FIGURES DONT LIE This Book Contains Seven hundred and four pages: 1,700 cuts-there being 350 line etchings: 1,250 halftones: 9 process plates: 12 duotone zinc plates: about 4,500 separate faces, exclusive of rush, dance pictures, etc. In the entire edition 16,000 pounds of paper: 1,000 skins of leather: 100 pounds of ink: 2,500 copies, of which there were 800 cloth bound, 1,600 leather bound, 100 de luxe. In compiling this book, the staii' worked 57 con- secutive weeks: over 100 people contributed original material to its pages: the engravers worked 15 con- secutive weeksg the printers worked 15 consecutive weeks. Practically every student in the university is represented at least once.