manifold paper
A thin, translucent paper used for typewriter
carbon copies, or as tissue overlay for correction
or protection of other work. It is produced from
chemical and/or rag pulp, the rag pulp content
generally ranging from 25 to 1005. The finish may
be dull or glazed, and basis weights are 7 to 9
and sometimes 10 pounds (17 X 22�).
Manifold paper is also used for map overlays and,
in a slightly waxed form, for interleaving tissue.
(17 , 58 )
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