Travel back in time into the mysteries of pre-mechanised printing

Updated July 27 2021 - 12:13pm, first published July 15 2021 - 10:57am
Freshly inked: Richard Jermyn at work in his self-described 'working museum of printing history', which will be part of Art Month in August. Picture: supplied.
Freshly inked: Richard Jermyn at work in his self-described 'working museum of printing history', which will be part of Art Month in August. Picture: supplied.

Deep under the streets of Eden there exists another world, an alternative reality, where you will find a wiry man bent over his work, laying out type, handling leading, adjusting frisketts, and vellum, fossicking through cases of Garamond type, selecting hand-made paper, and making ink, as if still in the age prior to mechanisation.

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