Method for the manufacture of sheetlike or weblike material prov

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156277, 428187, 428204, 428211, 428900, B41M 310

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a method for the manufacture of sheetlike or weblike material which is the carrier of markings apparent in transmitted light. The markings being produced in that sheets or webs of paper with marking of the desired type printed onto them are laminated to one another with the print-carrying surfaces facing towards one another and that the lamination is carried out with a thin plastic layer.

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