Get a Briar Press apron
If he had bought a Briar Press apron he would have somewhere to keep his quoin key.
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And how do you get a Briar Press apron?
You order them through the Zazzle site.
“Clothes may not make the man, but a pressman must be able to create a good impression in order to stay on the payroll any length of time.”
—Harold M. Bone, writing in his Hell-Box Harry column, The Inland Printer, August 1933.
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