Linotype machine in a Berlin courtyard behind repurposed newspaper buildings (by Jason Chapin)
Happy anniversary, Linotype.
Submitted by anonymous
Heidelberg Press: 120 Year anniversary badge (via The Hungry Workshop)
Source: thehungryworkshop.com.au
Heidelberg KSBA Cylinder Press (and hat) by Peter Koch, Printers
Vandercook No. 4 Proof Press (Serial Plate) by Peter Koch, Printers
1950(?) Glockner printing press (by Depression Press)
Source: Flickr / depressionpress
Insta heat seal machine for screen printing (by Patrick Hofweber) INSTA is the world's leading manufacturer of state-of-the-art heat seal machines for transfer applications on fabrics and non-porous hard surfaces.
Source: Flickr / finagrejer
Typengreif labels (via Lars Schwarz and Klaus Neukirch) “When I worked in Germany, we used a special vacuum cleaner, called a Typengreif, which has a set of switches for different sizes of type and basically has a rubber nose with a fine mesh screen inside which sucks up the type without damaging it. All the dust is cleared away and with a flap on the back of the nose you would release the type into the tray. One could move and clean a tray of type in about 20 minutes.” — Charles Mohr