Rare Gutenberg Bible Leaf Set to Fetch Fortune – Antique Treasure Unveiled!
...#GutenbergBible #RareFind #HistoricalTreasure #PrintingHistory #BibleLeaf #AntiqueDiscovery #CotswoldsAuction #ChorleysAuctioneers #BookCollector #GutenbergRevolution #1455Manuscript #BromsgroveFind #RareManuscript #BiblicalArt #PrintingHeritage A rare leaf from the Gutenberg Bible, a monumental work regarded as the first substantial book printed with movable type in the Western world, has…
If the binding is left uncovered, these books can be opened to 360°. #books #bookhistory #printinghistory #copticbinding
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This is the Codex Sinaiticus, a version of the Christian Bible dated to the 4th century. #books #bookhistory #printinghistory #codex
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The first known bound books occurred in India in the first century BCE. These books were made of palm leaves stitched together. These books don't last well but this is a 20th century example. #books #bookhistory #printinghistory
Integral to any office are books, defined as a collection of pages bound together. Scrolls, created of one long roll of paper wound around a central core, preceded the development of books. This is a 13th century Byzantine scroll. #books #bookhistory #printinghistory
It will be interesting to see if these inks develop the same corrosion problems as iron gall inks. #writinghistory #ink #printinghistory #history
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Johannes Gutenberg (c1395-1406) developed an oil-based ink for use with his printing press as the previous water-based inks simply slid off his metal typefaces. He experimented with red inks as well as the very even black ink that became standard. #writinghistory #ink #printinghistory #history
📜 Happy to share my last article, which explores the life and handwriting of Bernardino Donato, a key figure in early 16th-century publishing.
His editorial contributions are reconstructed through prefaces and dedication letters.
The paper examines Donato’s script and presents a newly identified autograph: Ambr. L 109 sup. If you're interested in Renaissance publishing, Greek philology or palaeography, check it out!🔍
#Renaissance #Palaeography #Manuscripts #PrintingHistory @medievodons
Today, let me invite you to discover the Durotype 62 stencil machine at the Beatles Museum in Alkmaar and step back into the 1960s printing revolution!
Read my article here: https://now.karacs.com/the-durotype-62-stencil-machine-at-the-beatles-museum-in-alkmaar
#VintageTech #BeatlesMuseum #PrintingHistory #RetroGadgets #1960sNostalgia
Associate Curator Stephen Coles provides a bit of historical context for Langley’s San Francisco Directory (1891). See it in our Online Archive: https://oa.letterformarchive.org/item?workID=lfa_unitedstates_0050
#LetterformArchive #SanFranciscoHistory #PrintingHistory #IndustrialRevolution #VictorianDesign #Typography #PalmerAndRey
Registrations to our conference this May in Tartu, Estonia, are well underway. (Sign up via the form on our event page.)
If you’re still hesitating, need travel advice or ideas how to continue or combine your journey to see more of the wonderful Baltic states, just let us know. We’re more than happy to help.
Maybe this excerpt of institutions in attendance can entice you? https://www.aepm.eu/aepm-2024/participants/
#PrintingHistory #Typography #Conference #PrintMaking #Tartu2024
Hello from us, the Association of European Printing Museums!
We are hosting our annual conference – Printing Museums and the Arts of Survival – this May in #Tartu, European capital of culture 2024. Come and join us! https://www.aepm.eu/aepm-2024/
Exhibition celebrating the 400th annivesray of Shakespeare's 'First Folio' at Senate House Library, University of London.
https://www.instagram.com/p/C0CTzyzoQ2y/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
#shakespeare #shakespeareplays #ShakespeareSunday #printinghistory
#printculture #bookhistory #historyofthebook #1623 #literaryheritage
cfp for SHARP (Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing) at the University of Reading next summer.
The topic is Global Book Cultures: Materialities, Collaborations, Access
https://research.reading.ac.uk/centre-for-book-cultures-and-publishing/event/sharp-conference-2024/
#cfp #conference #bookhistory #bookculture #textualculture #printinghistory #publishinghistory #BookPublishing
Mijn meest kunstzinnige naamgenoot: Carl Fasol (1815-1892).
Carl Fasol ontdekte een geheel eigen wijze om afbeeldingen te drukken. Het effect dat je krijgt lijkt op een raster zoals je dat later in krantenfoto’s kon zien, maar wordt in dit geval gemaakt door een zetsel van drukletters waarop punten van verschillende groottes staan in een matrixpatroon. Hij noemde die techniek ‘stigmatypie’.
In deze link enkele voorbeelden:
https://www.fasol.nl/stigmatypie-afbeeldingen-drukken-met-puntjes/
#bibliofilie #boeken @boeken #printinghistory
What's under the umbrella? Well, #newshistory, journalism from handwritten to printed to digital news, #maphistory, visual mapmaking by humans on whatever material, global #printinghistory, #manuscript usages, a trade focus on book flows, a reading history, and much more about communication flows and infrastructure usages with "books" of all formats and materials. Basically, #bookhistory is an overextension of many fields and approaches dealing with past communication flows and artifacts.
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I eye these ‘i’s (Siena, 1582). #rarebooks #printinghistory
MARCH 16 — “Freedom's Journal,” the first black- owned and operated newspaper in the United States published in 1827. John Horn’s printers calendar.
#BlackHistory #BlackPrinters #PrintingHistory #FreedomsJournal #OTD #PublishingHistory #Newspaper #Letterpress #FreedomOfThePress
“Afton letterpress printer believes in the words and the work” —
I’m grateful to Emma Martin and Paige Dingler for offering this profile of my work.
Thanks to all who check it out—
#Letterpress #FinePressBooks #Books #Printing #PrintingHistory