A Catalogue of Nineteenth Century Printing Presses

by Harold E. Sterne

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- The largest collection of 19th-century printing equipment illustrations and advertisements to date- More than 480 historical engravings- This second, expanded edition has 150 more presses than the first edition

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This book is dedicated to all those who want to preserve the art of letterpress printing for future generations.

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Wooden hand presses were the only printing presses in existence before the nineteenth century. They had been in use for almost 300 years.

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