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The book of English Trades and Library of the useful arts : with eighty-six wood-cuts.

First published in 1804, this illustration of a Book-Binder dates from the 1827 publication.



Six pages are devoted to the Book-Binder and four to the Bookseller






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Francysk Skaryna also appeared on a phonecard
Issued in November 2001 in a series - Historic Figures of Belarus





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Monuments to Francysk Skaryna

Minsk  Belarus



Lida    Belarus



Polotsk  Belarus



Prague    Czech Republic



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Cigar band from 1968        Brand:Verellen - Vieil Anvers                   (Belgium)
Series old Antwerp - Vieil Anvers - Black wings (KF)    The Plantin Museum



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İbrahim Müteferrika - First Muslim Printer of the Ottoman Empire

In the courtyard of the second-hand booksellers of the Grand Bazaar of Istanbul, there is the bust of a man with a turban. It is İbrahim Müteferrika, according to the plaque. The seventeen numbered lines below the name are the titles of the seventeen first books printed in Turkish, published in the workshop of Müteferrika, the first Turkish printing press.

İbrahim Müteferrika printed a total of 17 different books throughout his life in the printing house he founded:
1729 Kitab-ı Lügat-ı Vankulu (Sihah El-Cevheri) - 2 volumes
1729 Tuhfet-ül Kibar fi Esfar el-Bihar
1729 Tarih-i Seyyah
1730 History of Hind-i West
1730 History of Timur Gürgan
1730 History of Mısr-i Kadim ve Mısr-i Cedid
1730 Gülşen-i Hülefa
1730 Grammaire Turque
1732 Usul el-Hikem fi Nizam el-Ümem
1732 Fiyuzat-ı Magnetisiye
1732 Cihan-nüma
1733 Takvim el-Tevarih
1734 Kitab-ı Tarih-i Naima - 2 volumes
1735 Tarih-i Raşid - 3 volumes
1741 Tarih-i Çelebizade
1741 Ahval-i Gazavat der Diyar-ı Bosna
1742 Kitab-ı Lisan el- Acem el Müsemma bi-Ferheng-i Şuuri - 2 volumes



Bust of İbrahim Müteferrika in the Sahaflar Çarşısı (Istanbul). 



The Statue of  İbrahim Müteferrika in Tekirdağ, Turkey

The statue of İbrahim Mütefferika in the small square close to the Rákóczi Museum in Tekirdağ. The two and a half meter high wooden statue was inaugurated on 24th August 2007. The inscription in Hungarian and Turkish writes as following: "I, modest and humble servant, İbrahim Müteferrika, was born in the city of Kolozsvár, Hungary."



Tomb in the Pera Mevlevi Cemetery, Istanbul



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Going back to the Benjamin Franklin item (post #136), I wonder how many know that at one time he worked in a shop on
Saffron Hill, near Farringdon tube station.

As a comp, not as a minder tho' back in the US he had been both.

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Print: Chromolithograph: De la Rue's Stationery Stand and Envelope Machine.   
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum, London.



View of the 'Printing' stand depicting the Thomas de la Rue Company with envelope folding machine by Warren de la Rue and Edwin Hill in operation; a Spicers paper roll hanging down, coloured papers boxes and cards on display, examples of printing and bookbinding.

The Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all Nations, held in London in 1851, at the Crystal Palace, a specially-built glass and iron building in Hyde park designed by Joseph Paxton.


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Here's a "poster stamp" which could be stuck onto an envelope to advertise a business, alongside the regular postage stamp.

I know very little about it, having just spotted it for sale on eBay. It's from Denmark, and it appears to be for a business that handles Funditor equipment.

I'm guessing it's from the 1950s and I love the stylised illustration.

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Meal Toy from Storme Coffee from c1963 - 1967                  (Belgium)

STORME - FIGURE - PLANTIN (VIII 6)

Ref VIII - 6 Plantin     
Type : Figure
Material : Plastic
Size : 54mm






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Further to the cinderella stamp in post 114 on page 8 of this thread.......stamp in blue



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Cinderella stamp from Poland

TWZW - TAJNE WOJSKOWE ZAKLADY WYDAWNICZE - Secret Military Establishment

Pamieci drukarxy TWZW - in memory of the printers from 1941 -1944

Down the left side of the stamp   Dochod ze sprzedazy przeznaczony na rozwoj kolportazu - Proceeds from sales allocated to development distribution

Down the right side of the stamp    zt100   Poczta Niezalezna Druk STOP - Freelance Mail Foot Printing (picture is of foot operated treadle platen press)




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Cinderella stamp from U.S.A.

1921 Graphics Arts Exposition, Chicago



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Cigar band from 1968     Christophe Plantin -Printer                             (Belgium)

Brand: Verellen - Vieil Anvers





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Two early 20th century advertising stamps from Germany



One from 1898

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Cinderella stamp from Pakistan 1971  -  Sold in order to raise funds to help the blind.

It is titled 'man at printing press' but it looks very much like a treadle saddle stitching machine



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