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Definition of Bond paper
1. Noun. A superior quality of strong durable white writing paper; originally made for printing documents.
Definition of Bond paper
1. Noun. A high-quality durable writing paper similar to bank paper but of greater weight, formerly used for government bonds. ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Lexicographical Neighbors of Bond Paper
Literary usage of Bond paper
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Lockwood's Directory of the Paper and Allied Trades by Harry Dyer, Sophie M. Wolert, Vance Publishing Corporation (1905)
"BOLTON—(b)—colored bristol—BF bond paper CO., Baltimore, Md. BOMBAY—(b)—butchers'
manilla—GRAHAM PAPER CO., St. Louis, Mo. BONANZA—(b)—blank and flat ..."
2. Applied Methods of Scientific Management by Frederic Augustus Parkhurst (1912)
"The original or negative is thin high- grade white bond paper. See Chapter II.
... Size 8" by 10". Medium-grade bond paper. Plate I. Back of book. ..."
3. Textbook of Printing Occupations by Clifford Wilson Hague (1922)
"If a ream of bond paper 17x22 inches weighs 20 pounds, how much will a ...
How many standard letterheads can be cut from 1 ream of 17x22 inch bond paper? 5. ..."
4. Elements of General Drafting for Mechanical Engineers by Clarence Edwin Coolidge, Henry L. Freeman (1904)
"bond paper is a thin and comparatively translucent white paper which has the ...
bond paper ¡s very easily wrinkled and can be rubbed through very quickly. ..."
5. Graphic Methods for Presenting Facts by Willard Cope Brinton (1914)
"Blue prints are also frequently made from bond paper. bond paper requires an
exposure of, roughly, three times as long as tracing cloth. ..."
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