1-Punchcutting at the Atelier Press & Letterfoundry
This is the first in a short series of videos detailing the process of type-founding. Stan Nelson, historian of printing history, hosts these segments. First developed in the 15th century, this process was critical to the world's ability to communicate until the rise of modern offset printing technologies in the 1950s.
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The Making of a Renaissance Book (1969)
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Printing Platen Press Make Ready
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THE LINOTIPIA of the 19th century. Composition of TEXTS, PRINTING and complex OPERATION
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How Gutenberg cast his type - Gary Remson
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4- Dressing Type
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3- Casting Type
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Monotype Caster
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Letterpress Printing Vocational Film (1947)
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Watchmaking: Machining the Heart of a Watch
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La création d’un caractère (l’euro) : de sa conception à sa réalisation
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An Introduction to Casting Type at the Carpathian Type Foundry
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The Anatomy of a Book: Format in the Hand-Press Period (1991)
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How Books Are Handmade At The Last Printing Press Of Its Kind In The US | Still Standing
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Brian Donaghey on letterpress printing
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The art of Hermann Zapf
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Monotype Keyboard
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Papermaking by hand at Hayle Mill, England in 1976
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Casting Metal Type
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Welcome to Skyline Type Foundry
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