Letterpress: Golding Printing Presses
When we redesigned the AAPA website, the format of the section about printing equipment manufactured by William Golding did not fit into the new style. But don't worry -- all of the information on Official, Pearl, and Jobber presses has been preserved and can now be found at the Handset Press website. Simply follow this link:
Resources
- Tutorial: A.J. Publishing Using Scribus
- Desktop Publishing of Hobby Journals
- Graphic Arts on the Web
- Letterpress: ATF and BB&S Catalog Information
- Letterpress: Golding Printing Presses
- Letterpress: Hobby and Professional Shops
- Letterpress: Local Printing Groups
- Letterpress: Printing Museums
- Letterpress: Typefaces Available from U.S. Foundries
- Other Amateur Journalism and Printing Groups
- Reciprocal Links
- Resources for Letterpress Printers
- Writers' Resources on the World Wide Web
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Amateur journalism is a unique activity. Amateur journalists publish journals on paper & online & come from many perspectives: from deluxe letterpress printed journals, to Xeroxed newsletters, to artistically designed cards and ephemera. We embrace the spirit of being amateurs – loving what we do for pure joy and not financial gain – while creating top quality journals, zines, and homemade publications.
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