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page proof

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page proof [′pāj ‚prüf]
(graphic arts)
A proof received from a compositor after the galley, and having the form of the final page, usually including any illustrations.
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If Armstrong is correct in considering the 'Fraser' copy a unique proof copy, then it would stand to reason that the second set of page proofs Ed Snell printed off for the premises was later guillotined, collated, and stapled into its current four-volume form.
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