Was that a Miller press I saw in there? I used to work for Finlay Brothers here in Bloomfield CT as an offset 4/c operator. But I considered it a real joy and delight to run the Miller letterpress they were using as a diecut press. Everything was mechanical. I moved a metal lever to start the sheets feeding. Another lever engaged the impression cylinder. Yet another lever controlled the speed of the press by being directly connected to the drive motor. There was nothing on that press that was controlled by a button. It felt like true craftsmanship, unlike the sweat-shop production of the offset ManRoland presses I normally ran. It was one of the best jobs I had the pleasure of running.

this is gonna be used in some creepypasta i know it

Such heritage is worth preserving!

I love this job so much,cause Ihave ever, when I was young 21 years old.

Wow absolutely brilliant

This video is older than me!

My parents had a copy of The Green Book which for some reason, was kept either in the pantry or the linen closet. It was old and had water stains on the cover. When my parents passed away (my mother in 1991, my father in 1994) we ran across that book while we were cleaning out the house and threw it away thinking it was a useless pamphlet of some sort that wasn't worth holding on to, not knowing what we actually had. I only knew about the true significance of that "useless pamphlet" in the last couple of years watching documentaries and videos like this one. If i at least had known then cleaning out my parents house what i know now, i would have saved and perserved that book, stains and all.

Eu trabalho com tipografia até hoje

There are different complexions for every race

Like that comment " Working Museum"

Hello! I am a museum curator from Nottingham, England and have been working on a project for the last 15 months researching the local history of printing. We have several 19th century platen & lithographic printers and I am researching their operation and how the different parts relate to each other. This video was a great help! Thank you so much!!

Ive watched this video a half dozen times and it still fascinates me. The use of wood type as it was back in the 1800’s still being of use today to produce masterpieces of posters to grace any wall. Keep it up! - from a former, fellow letterpress lothareo.

Lorde poster?

learning letterpress now! beautiful video

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Why didn't anyone address the elephant in the room? Bearden was biracial, not merely black. Frankly, his insistence on being just black will likely damage his legacy, given that the direction we're heading appears to be "race is what you look like." There's a reason Quanah Parker is more well-known than him. I'm not the only one who remembers that Odysseus was likely a pederast, right?

I t is so loud my ears took a vacation

Dios es impreso!!!

Amigos impresores: somos amantes del arte por amor, siempre buscamos saber más , podríamos ahora informarnos cómo está la situación de cada lugar: futuro de la imprenta, las ventas, seguiremos desarrollando nos como tal, cómo nos afecta la pandemia, la recesión mundial. Impresores, opinen no están muertos! Viva la imprenta!!! El papel impreso es la mejor memoria!!!

More people should see this video, thank you and thank you Romare Bearden collage and history storyteller messenger!😊

An inspiration - keep it going, keep it alive and maintain that integrity ✨

Beautiful and very profesional. I love the flowers.

here for school lol

Mesmerizing! I'd love to visit sometime!

Unique and artful. Great to see people using this process and keeping it alive. You guys have these prints to order online?

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2:05 MINECRAFT

I like the Minecraft lets play when's episode 2 coming out????

Needed this for my school thx this is so helpful 😁

It was nice to see an old rotary phone ☎️, but would not a telegraph be more fitting?

I look like everyone in the comments in the same boat. hello future people who have to watch this for school

I love letterpress machines. I operated a few including a proof press. I also saw in the video possibly an Oswego or seybold cutter. They were great cutters

Who else is here for skool

I am waiting for some "Snow Flake Millennial " idiot, who know Offset and Digital printing have more speed and print in full color....

the music sounds like a Disney movie.

the terrain quality looks like minecraft.

needed for science. very... helpful?

Uau! A impressão tipográfica ainda se faz presente nos dias de hoje. Eu era das artes gráficas, como era adjetivada aqui no Brasil. Parabéns!

Do they still have that shop ?

I want letter press job composing and dradle printing jobs

no new typefaces, that's interesting

This is the first time I saw this printing

great artist, bad video

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Great pictures - perfect for the masons.. You'll never get rid of the ugly ghost of racism by focusing on race and pigment colouration.

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I wonder if it is still there and still operating? It is absolutely a place i would visit if i ever was in that part of the states someday!

lucky to watch this. great efforts, got really inspired. Thank you folks.

I am a graphic designer and i got inspired with their awesome designs!