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19th Century Printing Presses

Printing presses are cool I guess

20th Century Reliance.

This is how the press first came.

The holy Barkhang (Parkhang) Printing Press in Dege (Derge), Tibet (China).

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Printing press inside the of the Wichita City Eagle Printing Office during 2015 Civil War Day at Old Cowtown Museum

The Wichita City Eagle was the first successful newspaper in Wichita. Founded in 1872 by Marshall Murdock. In 1961 the Wichita Eagle oversaw the re-creation of the first Wichita Eagle building.

2012

Photos from the Boxcar Press letterpress print shop, taken in November, 2008 by Harold Kyle. Learn more about Boxcar Press at www.boxcarpress.com

The Heidelberg 74-2 two colour printing press I operate. In front are the leaflets I printed for the Vincent van Gogh museum in Amsterdam.

Quiet Valley Harvest Festival, 2012

David Korvah, 42, cleans the rollers of the printing press at the New Democrat as G. Sam Dla, 41 (left), and Jimmy Cooper, 65 (right) adjust the printing plates as they prepare to print Friday's edition of the daily newspaper. togetherliberia.org www.anderwhida.com

Printing press in a Buddhist temple

3 shot HDR tonemapped in Photomatix

Linotype machine.

Museo Sugbo

Freshly cut 70# opaque.

Invented by J. Strawson and C. Smith, Engineers etc., 5, Chapel Street, Hollywell Mount, Finsbury

General view of factory interior showing printing presses at Oliver & Boyd. c1960.

Oliver & Boyd was founded in 1807 / 8 by Thomas Oliver and George Boyd. The firm was based at Tweeddale Court off the High Street in Edinburgh. Oliver & Boyd specialised in medical publishing and educational textbook publishing. The firm was taken over in 1896 by George and James Thin and John Grant, well established Edinburgh booksellers. In 1962 Oliver & Boyd was acquired by the Financial Times organisation. Later its publishing function was bought by Longman’s, and in 1990 it closed its operations in Edinburgh

Edinburgh City of Print is a joint project between City of Edinburgh Museums and the Scottish Archive of Print and Publishing History Records (SAPPHIRE). The project aims to catalogue and make accessible the wealth of printing collections held by City of Edinburgh Museums. For more information about the project please visit www.edinburghcityofprint.org

Arnhem Openluchtmuseum

Closeup on one of the printing presses

All Bodleian hand printing presses are being housed at The Story Museum, Oxford until renovations to the Bodleian Library are complete.

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This man was printing a newspaper on an old printing press in the Cracker Country village at the fair.

Florida State Fair 2010

Printing press at Old Salem

Right? Wrong?

Original volunteers who did the clean up now largely replaced by impostors.

Sorry – once again a stolen picture from the internet. The original source can be viewed here: paekakarikipress.com/?content=content/presses/model.html

At Carillon Historical Park in Dayton, Ohio.

Nikon F3HP

Nikkor 50mm F1.2 AiS

Fujifilm ACROS 100

This one pull common press appears to be the oldest printing press in Denmark.

On the head of the press there is engraved: 1812 P – properly the year of manufacturing and the initial of the person who manufactured the press.

The press has belonged to the Viborg Stiftbogtrykkerie (The printing office of the Diocese of Viborg)

The bed is measuring 70x54 cm and the platen 53,5x42 cm.

Please remark the text on the printed label on the head of the press – Ein Spänngen raus, ein Spänngen nein, Das ist der Drucker ihr Latein.

In action.

Buckley Old Engine Show, Buckley, MI, 2008.

Bring your collection of leaves, sand, dead insects, feathers and dried ocean ephemera to Pat Zuber’s workshop. Then collage onto inked plates, to then print and reprint.