Velox
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a brand of photographic print that has been screened for reproduction as a line cut.
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Velox
type of paper made by a process patented 1893 by Leo Baekeland, who sold it to George Eastman in 1899 for type of paper made by a process patented 1893 by Leo Baekeland, who sold it to George Eastman in 1899 for $1 million and used the money to build the laboratory where he made great discoveries in plastics (see Bakelite). million and used the money to build the laboratory where he made great discoveries in plastics (see Bakelite).
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Velox
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