Abstract: A method of preventing color accurate reproduction of a colored pattern with color photocopiers or color photography using photosensitive materials having spectral sensitivity in the wavelength ranges consisting of the human visible range and the adjacent wavelength ranges thereto, comprising, forming at least portion of the colored pattern with a color material having a spectral reflection factor curve with high spectral reflection in at least one of the areas of wavelength below 450 nm and above 650 nm so that a reproduction of the colored pattern is in a color not perceivable by a direct human viewer of the colored pattern. The color material also has at least one high spectral reflection peak or area within the human visible wavelength range so that the perceived color of the colored pattern is different from a reproduced color using color photocopiers or photography.

Abstract: A document with a color pattern which is resistant to forgery by photo reproducing process, at least a portion of the color pattern comprising, a coloring material having a spectral reflection factor curve which is relatively high at a wavelength in at least one of the areas below 450 nm and about 650 nm, with respect to the rest of the curve. A method is also disclosed for avoiding reproduction of a document having colored areas using photo reproducing processes.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a phosphor screen for a color picture tube is disclosed which comprises the steps of transferring an ink pattern contained on an intaglio having a surface comprising ink receiving portions with a depth of 10.mu. or more, said ink containing 15 to 90% by volume of phosphor powder, by rotatably moving at a first speed a transcriber having a cylindrical surface covered with a layer of a soft material along the surface of the intaglio in order to apply the ink pattern onto the cylindrical surface of the transcriber and transcribing said ink pattern from said transcriber onto an object to be printed for a color picture tube by rotatably moving the transcriber at a second higher speed along the surface of said object.