Printworker Collection
Step into the fascinating world of a printworker, where history and innovation collide
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Step into the fascinating world of a printworker, where history and innovation collide. From printing the iconic Daily Telegraph newspaper in London, c1900 to checking prints at the White Rose Press in Mexborough, South Yorkshire in 1968, these skilled individuals have been instrumental in bringing information to life. Witness the birth of revolutionary technology with a patent vertical printing machine showcased at the Great Exhibition in London, 1851. Marvel at Antonio Baratta's intricate wood engraving tools from 1771-1779 and delve into the mysteries of Imprimerie en Taille Douce by an unknown creator during that same period. Explore Dalziel Foundry Limited's Earl Street Premises bustling with finishers and sundry finishing plant activities back in 1909. Experience the meticulous process of proofing press with plates at the White Rose Press or witness set type being broken up after use - all part of daily operations in Mexborough, South Yorkshire circa 1968. Discover how Meihle two-colour flat bed printer presses revolutionized printing techniques as they were skillfully set up and operated by printworkers from Mexborough throughout their heyday. Admire Michael Walters' artistic depiction of a vibrant print room captured in Mexborough during 1959. Finally, observe stacks upon stacks of finished brochures neatly organized by dedicated printworkers who poured their expertise into every detail. These unsung heroes played an integral role behind-the-scenes ensuring that printed materials reached audiences far and wide. The legacy left behind by these tireless craftsmen is imprinted on our collective consciousness. Their dedication to precision and craftsmanship has shaped not only our understanding but also our appreciation for printed media throughout history.