A view of the pressroom from one corner. You can see 4 of the 5 presses (not counting the proofing press) that we have. The one you can’t see is an 8” x 12” Chandler & Price platen press.

The bindery and classroom space.

The type room, which I will soon start calling the composing room, as soon as I clear out some space for composing to happen.

And now some close-ups. Back in the press room:
Galleys and furniture!

Ink!

In the bindery, copies and pieces of the current Press publication The Burden of the Beholder: Dave Armstrong and the Art of Collage, which will be released soon.

A broadside about our type collection.

And type, type, and more type. And there’s more too, not pictured here, because it’s not in this room yet.

& THESE MACHINES
And the presses:
The Vandercook 219 AB.

The Asbern, a smallish German made cylinder press. It has some really great features that I will detail in a later post.

The Vandercook Universal 3.

The (giant) Vandercook Universal 4.
It’s nice to be home.
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