First published in 1888, A Practical Treatise upon Modern Printing
Machinery and Letterpress Printing by Wilson and Grey remains an
important work for those interested in the Victorian mechanisation
of printing. They list, with illustrations, all the different
machines in use in the printing trade, in England and abroad. They
outline the development of printing from the early hand presses,
and discuss in detail the strengths and weaknesses of the different
machines then in use. Information is provided on manufacturers and
specifications of the multitude of machinery available for all
stages of the printing and publishing process. The book contains
valuable information on the development of colour printing, and
covers book and newspaper printing as well as the needs of small
jobbing firms. It will be of interest to historians of printing and
publishing, printers, engineers and industrial archaeologists.
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