handpress

The handpress books hi cases under the windows were old.

It started as a weekly paper with only four pages created on a handpress.

Printed on the Bancroft library's 1856 Albion handpress.

He hand stretched screens, made an exposure unit from a light bulb and pie plate, and printed by eye without the benefit of even a handpress.

Paul Weaver describes him as working unhurried and in detail through a lens before printing the bookplates in a Victorian handpress.

Originally Dante was cut for use on the private handpress, but Monotype had already expressed interest in issuing Dante for machine composition before 1955.

His first major accomplishment as publisher of the Peter Kavanagh Handpress, was to print, publish, and copyright a selection of Patrick's poetry in a work entitled, Recent Poems.

Its centerpiece, a gilded 1837 super-royal Columbian iron handpress, is one of the finest examples of a nineteenth-century iron handpress to be found anywhere in the country.

The little pile of stones and the lithographer's handpress in a corner of the studio have been used in many an experiment, as has a set of beautiful type loaned to Hull-House by a bibliophile.

The very day the ruling came through I was the proud owner of a cast-iron-and-brass reproduction of a 1885 Model Columbian Handpress, one of the most outrageous machines ever built, surmounted by a proud American Eagle, authentic right down to the patent numbers stamped into its frame.