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The Tiny Typecast
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20 of 54 episodesHigh-Res Scans of Peanuts Flongs Now Available
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A Hearty Thanks to Supporters of the Electro Display Matrix Project
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Matrix Replicas Available for Order
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3D Printed Matrices Close to Shipping
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Tiny Type Museum Sold Out
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Dennis Duncan and Paula Clarke Bain on Indexing
We talk about indexes with the author of the book Index, a History of the , Dennis Duncan, and its indexer, Paula Clarke Bain. Modern indexe...
3D Metal Filament Printing
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Finished 3D Models
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Progress on Type Matrix
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Funded! 3D Modeling and Printing a Historic Type Matrix
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A 19th Century 3D Printer: an Audiobook Chapter
Electrotyping was the 3D printing of its day. An electro-chemical process that deposited dissolved copper or other metals onto a prepared ob...
The Tiny Type Studio
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Live Flong Party! A Show and Tell of Printing History
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Phil Abel & Nick Gill, Two UK Printers Across an Era
Phil Abel is a letterpress printer in London, who started his Hand and Eye Press in 1985 with a modest array of printing gear on the road to...
Daniel Schneider, Industrial Archeologist
Daniel Schneider (Instagram: rustedrebar ) is a letterpress printer with an undergraduate degree in journalism and a master’s in industrial...
Grendl Löfkvist, a Blackletter Aficionado and Printer
Grendl Löfkvist is a calligrapher, letterpress printer, and former offset press operator, and the education director at Letterform Archive i...
Amelia Hugill-Fontanel, Associate Curator in the Cary Collection at RIT, Historian, and Letterpress Printer
Amelia Hugill-Fontanel , the Associate Curator in the Cary Collection at the Rochester Institute of Technology , discusses the history of th...
Alix Christie, Author of Gutenberg’s Apprentice, Reporter, and Letterpress Printer
Alix Christie wrote the book on Gutenberg. Her novel, Gutenberg’s Apprentice , puts us squarely in the milieu in which Gutenberg formed his...
Steve Finan, Memories of the Last Days of Metal Printing
Steve Finan is journalist who writes regularly about language and the misunderstandings that result every time we open our mouths. His colum...