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1888 Jacobi’s Printers' Vocabulary / I / In the metal. [p. 63]

In the metal.

Anything in type—the reverse of anything in print; for instance, to read a revise “in the metal” before taking a proof.

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Entry taken from Printers' Vocabulary, by Charles Thomas Jacobi, 1888.

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In press.
In quires.
In sheets.
In slip.
In the hole.
In the metal.
In the opening.
In the press.
In type.
In use.
Incut notes.