A hand press, called Gutenberg, was used for printing.

with hand-typeset cover by Kiva Stimac from Popolo Press.

Packaging designed and letterpressed by Kiva Stimac at Popolo press.

with hand-typeset cover by Kiva Stimac from Popolo Press.

Drawn on the stone and hand-printing color by color on lithographic Hand Press

The etchings were printed by Dominique Viglino, printer d'Art a Bourg-la-Reine.

The original image is engraved on a wooden board and printing is done using a hand press.

Ratio of books printed in the vernacular languages to those in Latin in the 15th century[4]

The 121 wood engravings were printed on a hand-press by Philippe Gonin.

Ratio of books printed in the vernacular languages to those in Latin in the 15th century[6]

Machines are gathered, from the handpress dating 1843 up to the machine with cylinder.

The text was printed on an 1886 Albion handpress at the Jerusalem Print Workshop.

The technique is demonstrated and explained at the museum initially using a small hand press.

In 1921, first exhibition Peterelle at L'Inrier where its organizer Roger Dévigne, writer, installed his hand press.

I like the white skin of paper and the mystery of printing on the age-old handpress.