Happen I’m in Otley, Yorkshire, where mid-nineteenth century furnaces fired up a revolution in print – and later newspaper – production.
Not as you’d.... Read More
There are fears for Australia’s largest-remaining letterpress museum following a contentious decision to resume the land it stands on for a new sports stadium.
The NSW.... Read More
Australian print recruitment consultant James Cryer’s six-year labour of love has been recognised with a place in a library in the heartland of Britain’s printing.... Read More
The death of a possible descendant has cast thoughts back to the inventor of one of the enabling technologies of the letterpress era… and created a new mystery.
It sta.... Read More
Forget that the offices of the De Queen Bee aren’t as grand as they were, the aspirations more modest than in 1897.
The Arkansas newspaper – created when the rail.... Read More