
The photographs on the following pages were all taken at The Printing House Museum, Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK. The museum unfortunately closed down in 2010.
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Yesterday’s Technology . . . Today!
The photographs on the following pages were all taken at The Printing House Museum, Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK. The museum unfortunately closed down in 2010.
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In January 2002 I was invited by David Evans to look round the company where he works. They have 6 or so Intertype C4s which are mainly used to produce people’s names on slugs. The slugs are then used to personalise pencils, pencil cases, bookmarks, etc. with gold blocking.
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All smiles round the stone as the London Evening News bites the dust in 1980. Picture sent in by Dick McWilliams.
Picture taken in the 1930s/40s
There are six pages of Yorkshire Evening Press photos on Metal Type. Check the “Related Pages” menu to see the rest.
Harry, from New Zealand owns and maintains three Linotype machines. Pictures sent in by his colleague, Tim Ede.
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Photos taken in 1988 during the last days of hot type at the North Carolina (US) company. Sent in by Bob Scurry.
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