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British Thompson Auto-Platen. Made circa 1950 and still going strong!Erik said:What brand of press is it?
Aahhh...and each letter safely packed in cotton wool so as not to damage it...wedding fonts, even wooden blocks for posters,...the smell of ink, and the monoitonous noise of the press.
I was coming to that. Mostly what are called "Draw Tickets" or "Raffle Tickets". There's little or no call nowadays for letterheads, dance tickets and the like because everyone and their grannie can do them on the home computer. But the raffle ticket needs numbering and perforating and then stapled in books or five or ten - which is a bit beyond the home computer ... If you haven't come across the raffle ticket, it's a way of making money for schools, clubs and churches etc - several prizes offered and the winners chosen by drawing the ticket stubs.wbiss said:Fascinating Shaun!
What type of printing do you mostly do?
Alistair said:Very cool! sorry to get wayyy off subject, but my eyes seemed to automatically lock onto your sig.... 1024 ram? :| Is that possible? with a laptop? :| whatever, im confused
sfm said:Alistair said:Very cool! sorry to get wayyy off subject, but my eyes seemed to automatically lock onto your sig.... 1024 ram? :| Is that possible? with a laptop? :| whatever, im confused
2 x 512mb ram = 1024
it's okay we know you do maths next year
sfm
Alistair said:Very cool! sorry to get wayyy off subject, but my eyes seemed to automatically lock onto your sig.... 1024 ram? :| Is that possible? with a laptop? :| whatever, im confused