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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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Adana Printcraft Magazines - Buckinghamshire, UK
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1906-07 Penrose Annual - Wales, UK
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Quality Type Listings - Missouri, USA
View on eBay:24 pt Bodoni Bold Italic Letterpress Type, 8A, 11a*This seller has more type for sale. See their OTHER ITEMS*Seller's descr...

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German “new line” linecasters The story of the most advanced linecasters ever made, with illustrations of all models.
British Print Trade Union Cards – A unique collection of typographically exquisite membership cards from Dave Bowles.
Glossary of Printing Trade Terms – George Clark’s list sheds light on a whole new language!
The Whittaker Collection – Photographs of this definitive collection of linecasters stored at the UK’s Manchester Science Museum.
Banging Out – Fleet Street Remembered -Video documentary about the UK national newspaper industry.
Farewell etaoin shrdlu – A look at the production of the last hot metal New York Times.

Adana Printcraft Magazines - Buckinghamshire, UK
View on eBay:Letterpress Printing FULL SET OF 33 ADANA PRINTCRAFT MAGAZINES in Good Condition*Seller's description:FULL SET OF THIRTY THREEADANA PRINTCRAFT MAGA...
Re: Typesetting Sheet Music
Quote from: stafford on Yesterday at 09:55:52 AMThey came from The Curwen Press, and how they got to St. Brides is a mystery that will never be revealed! (probably)Sounds intriguing
Re: Typesetting Sheet Music
Apart from setting type there was another way, and a set of punches to do it are now somewhere in the St Brides Foundation Library collection.They came from The Curwen Press, and how they got to St. Brides is a mystery that will never be revealed! (probably)