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Historically, the term colophon was also used to indicate the brief statement at the end of a book with details about how it was printed.
by applecore 11y ago
Historically, the term colophon was also used to indicate the brief statement at the end of a book with details about how it was printed.
- jacquesm 11y agoAh, I see. Ok, normally the 'colofon' pages I'm familiar with - especially with publications like periodicals - will include that info but only as an afterthought or a footnote, the 'meat' is the details behind the publisher, addresses, people involved (editor) and so on.