Sentence examples for early printing from inspiring English sources
From knapping flint into arrowheads, to those ponderous early printing presses which slowly turned out thousands of printed pages, to the extraordinary phone/computer/camera which now sits in our pockets, humans are definitely tool-making critters.
Her father, who died in 1988, was interested in early printing, illuminated manuscripts and book illustration from 1452 to 1800.
There's more from England, including drawings by Samuel Palmer and an early printing of Wordsworth's "Tintern Abbey," but the show is only halfway through.
Yes, but there has been a mini-boom in related material in recent years, especially models (initial drawings), essays (early printing trials) and proofs (final trials).
A copy of an early printing press housed in the University Archives Reading Room was perfect for explaining how books were made in the 15th century.
But the early prints stand out (Glueck).
Early printed books about the Americas.
Very early printed books are as treasured as manuscripts.
Libraries rich in early prints, books, and manuscripts were pillaged.
