Letterpress

Archive

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St. Joseph Museums

Name/Title

Letterpress

Entry/Object ID

2022.2.142

Scope and Content

Two double-sided pages made into a mall 8-page booklet. "Arrow Amateur 19 December 1974"

Context

Front page - Marry Christmas To All. ; 2nd page - 'the wax museum' a poem by Wilson Stapleton, Massachusetts, aapa ms. bureau.; 'Indian Prayer', seen at Canadian trading post.; 3rd page - 'Ladies Pantsuits $29.55' an article by the author telling that he found a workable Morgan Proof Press in the basement of ladies ready-to-wear store chain and started printing store signs and became a hobby printer.; pages 4 & 5 (center of booklet) recipes, poems, and how to make envelopes from old road maps. The saying 'FREEDOM OF THE PRESS IS GUARANTEED ONLY TO THOSE WHO OWN ONE', by the late A.J. Liebling.; page 6 - Serious Situations Department, Avoid Thuzzy Finking, NOK 1XO. Pied type? No, Canada zip code.; page 7 & continued on page 8 - Off The Ink Plate: FLASH: Send 325 papers for Jan. bundle, Charles Kemp's "How West Yellowstone Got Its Name; Volume 39 of AAJ

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Letterpress

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Replication Equipment

Nomenclature Class

Printing T&E

Nomenclature Category

Category 06: Tools & Equipment for Communication

Archive Details

Primary Language

English