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As a newb myself, I have to appreciate the vast assemblage of knowledge and resources here on Briarpress. In a sense, we are all newbies to the craft of printing, and learn from each other every day. There is more to learn than could fill a single lifetime, but knowing that should not keep one from such a noble quest.
I saw on another thread your anecdote about letterpress printing in Alaska. I’m an Alaskan in the process of learning letterpress (I had to go to the lower 48 to learn) but I never hear much about previous presses in Alaska. I’d love to hear more about the history of letterpress in AK if there’s anything you’d like to share! Thanks much.