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Letterpress printing, developed in the Fifteenth Century by Gutenberg, is carried on here in our...
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“The last letterpress printer in...
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Dave Bossard has made a helpful site for...
Rollers, trucks, chases and spare parts for the Craftsmen line of presses. We made the original...
The Book Arts Directory is a directory of calligraphers, printmakers, bookbinders, publishers and...
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The Silver Buckle Press is a working...
Founded in 1884, the Grolier Club of New York is America’s oldest and largest society for...
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A small exhibition discussing the relationship...
John DePol (1913–2004) was justly recognized as one of America’s finest wood engravers. His...
[Update: A Briar Press member notified us that Steve Pratt died of cancer in 2012. —Eds.]
Steve...
Published by the National Museum of American History in Washington...
The Fairfax Press is “Dedicated to the Mysteries of Hand Printing, to the Study of Typefaces...
(Editor’s note: We have received information that the web site is no longer working. If...
Boxcar Press offers pre-press supplies and services to digital letterpress printers. We guarantee...
An online guide to papermaking. The Prairie Paper Project was designed with students in fifth...
The Robert C. Williams American Museum of Papermaking at the Institute of Paper Science and...
A book devoted to the initial period in the history of display type design. Originally published in...
Dieu Donné Papermill is a not-for-profit hand papermaking studio located in the Soho district of...
