old print

All things being equal, I would show an older print.

"Down by the river like that, could be old prints."

And he showed them a copy of an old print.

He knew you thought that old print of his was just awful up there.

"I'm going to see if they have any old prints," he said.

The hotel stands at 48th Street on the site of an old print works.

There were also old prints, many of them sailing ships.

If he squinted his eyes, it looked almost like a country fair from an old print.

But what happens when those delicate old prints get damaged?

I was intrigued by the sign for old prints and other artwork.

The hall now houses a collection of documents and old prints.

"Never thought those old printed books would be more than a curiosity.

Examples of older printed music from these churches often have numbers written over the words.

"It made me cynical, the value put upon old prints," he says.

The only testimony is the oldest printed version, which dates from 1557.

In the monastery museum is the old printing press, which was used to print books since 1807.

Some old prints someone found from the end of the twentieth century, I believe.'

It also houses a collection of old printed books.

He had repaired the old printing press that now stood in one corner of the workshop.

Today, old prints and portraits hang on the walls.

They spotted Conor easily in each of the dozen old prints.

Especially valuable are the manuscripts and old printed books.

Ink 48 is located on the site of an old print works

Any man who can buy an old printing press, or even a set of stencils, starts a newspaper.

It was much like the waiting room, but had some glass bookcases and an old print of Aristotle.