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Antique illustration of ornate capital letter N with vegetal, animal and humanized decorations

Antique illustration of ornate capital letter C with vegetal, animal and humanized decorations

Linotype machine
Illustration of a Linotype machine

Antique illustration of decorated capital letter B by FranAzois-Emile Ehrmann: The B is inserted in a scene with a man killing a dragon with a club

Antique illustration of ornate letter S
Antique illustration of ornate letters with vegetal, animal and humanized decorations

Laurens Coster, Printer
LAURENS JANSZOON COSTER Dutch printer, with a hand- press and early typescript. Date: 1370 - 1440

Type case
Illustration of a Type case

Set shelf and font box
Illustration of a Set shelf and font box

Large Set shelf and font box
Illustration of a Large Set shelf and font box

Capital letter W
Antique illustration of letter W

Historical development of Prussia, lithograph, published in 1878
Ancient maps of the historical development of Prussia, 17th - 19th century. Lithograph, published in 1878

two-color printing press
Antique illustration of a two-color printing press quickly

Typesetting (antique engraving)
19-th century illustration of a typesetting

Typesetting font parts
19-th century illustration of a Typesetting font parts

Rolling mill
Antique illustration of a rolling mill

Bladder-senna (Colutea arborescens)
Antique illustration of a Bladder-senna (Colutea arborescens)

Grape selection for wine
Men selecting grapes for wine production

Bird hunting
Illustration of a men with guns and dog hunting birds

colocynth, bitter apple, bitter cucumber, desert gourd, egusi, vine of Sodom, or wild gourd
Illustration of a colocynth, bitter apple, bitter cucumber, desert gourd, egusi, vine of Sodom, or wild gourd

Machines for making metal letters used for printing
Illustration of A machines for making metal letters used for printing

Complete casting machine from Kustermann & Co
Illustration of a complete casting machine from Kustermann & Co. in Berlin

Double speed press
Illustration of a double speed press for illustration printing with oscillating pressure cylinder

Simple quick press (Konig & Bauer)
Illustration of a simple quick press (Konig & Bauer)

Quick-acting light printing press
Illustration of a Quick-acting light printing press

Pressure printing press (Schmiers, Werner & Stein)
Illustration of a pressure printing press (Schmiers, Werner & Stein)

Old lead letters spelling the word 50 PLUS

Old lead letters spelling the word INTERNET

Old lead letters spelling the word LIFESTYLE

Old lead letters spelling the word SOLAR

Old lead letters forming the word CMYK

Old lead letters forming the word ERROR

Old lead letters forming the word fast food

Old lead letters forming the word Marketing

Old lead letters forming the word Miss You

Old lead letters forming the word Mistake

Old lead letters forming the word Money

Old lead letters forming the word Online

Old lead letters forming the word Power

Old lead letters, lettering BURNOUT

Antique illustration of ornate capital letter A: within the letter is a half-naked woman holding her veil (by Francois Ehrmann)

Antique illustration of ornate letter L
Antique illustration of decorated capital letter L

Antique illustration of ornate letter Q with women playing music
Antique illustration of ornate capital letter Q: within the letter there are two women playing musical instruments: one is playing a sort of cithara, the other one a sort of double-trumpet

Antique illustration of ornate capital letter t within a frame. At the two sides of the T sit two twin kids, naked and holding a cup

Twin rotation printing press

Antique illustration of ornate letter O

Antique illustration of ornate letter A

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