By the early 1850s, he had established a reputation as a printer of covers for a type of cheap novels known as yellow-backs.
GALLERIES — UPTOWN RICHARD BENSON Benson, revered for his expertise as a printer of photographs, shows a group of modestly scaled color ink-jet prints made using a process he devised, which allows for a layering of images.
Others included brokers who obtained advance copies of Business Week, mostly from employees of R. R. Donnelley & Sons, a printer of the magazine; an employee of McGraw-Hill Inc., which publishes the magazine, and others.
Louis (1540?–1617), son of a printer of Leuven, settled in Leiden as a Protestant émigré about 1581, set himself up as a bookbinder and bookseller, published over 100 books, and began the family specialization in learned books.
Imagine if you had a 3D printer instead of a Lego® set when you were a kid; what would life be like now, asks Mr. Pettis.
Maybe in 30 years, each new home will be outfitted with a 3-D food printer instead of a microwave.
His grandfather Marix Morhange had been a printer of the Talmud in Metz, and was probably a melamed (Hebrew teacher) in the Jewish congregation at Paris.
Printed newsletter also require a printer of some sort, whether its your LaserJet at home or a professional printer.
Then I arranged for a printer of sheet music to actually print it, but they needed an official order.
Taylor is a holding company with one of its largest business, Carlson Craft, a printer of invitations and related material for weddings and other special events.
