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3 comments:
this is amazing. evergreen, where i do book arts, has one of the largest collections of letterpresses in the country (one of the greatest perks of teaching there) - & yet going from that world to this one makes me feel like getting a new computer.
beautiful.
david wolach, wheelhouse
It looks just like mine. You don't by any chance have an experienced operator who could help me with a couple of questions? Cheers, Michael
Michael-
I'm afraid I don't...I have just enough knowledge to be dangerous and am hoping to learn more without losing a finger!
-Travis
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