chromo-carbon

English

Adjective

chromo-carbon

  1. Alternative form of chromocarbon.
    • 1863, Alexander De Courcy Scott, Colonel Sir Henry James, On Photo-Zincography And Other Photographic Processes Employed at the Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton, page 4:
      To transfer such chromo-carbon prints to zinc or stone for printing, seems an obvious step to be taken by any one; but as Photo-zincography and Photo-lithography will henceforth figure as one of the useful arts, it is desirable to preserve the history of its first introduction.
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