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Quarto Press open to visitors

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Wayzgoose at the Glasgow Press

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Penicuik Printers open for Doors Open Day

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Printing History Prize 2021

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Call for papers – Around the text

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Printing for tourists

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Robert Smail’s Printing Works is open

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Online presentation on printing

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Justin Howes Memorial Lecture 2021

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Lecture on Jan Tschichold and typography

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The first ever edition of The Scotsman, or Edinburgh Political and Literary Journal was produced on Saturday, January 25 1817, from premises in Edinburgh’s High Street. It was originally published weekly, and became a daily newspaper in 1850. The proprietors announced that their ‘first desire is to be honest, the second is to be useful’.

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