International Printing Museum Tour: The 19th-century Country Newspaper Shop
Part 3: The 19th-century Country Newspaper Shop The International Printing Museum’s curator, Mark Barbour, takes you on a working tour of the museum’s galleries. He highlights the history of printing from the Chinese invention and Gutenberg’s development of typecasting to Ben Franklin’s colonial printing shop. You will also see the workings of a 19th-century country newspaper shop including a platen press, and experience unique typecasting machines such as the Linotype. Part 1: Introduction to Printing: • International Printing Museum Tour: Introd... Part 2: The Gutenberg Press: • International Printing Museum Tour: The Gu... Part 3: The 19th-century Country Newspaper Shop: • International Printing Museum Tour: The 19... Part 4: The Linotype & the Typesetting Race: • International Printing Museum Tour: The Li... International Printing Museum 315 W. Torrance Blvd. Carson, CA 90745 https://www.printmuseum.org If you enjoyed this content and want to support the conservation and education of printing history please contribute to The International Printing Museum at https://www.printmuseum.org/support/d...

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