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Wood engraving taster day at St Brides

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Printing on subscription: call for papers

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Stone lithography course

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Talk on the origins of the Adana press

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Etching courses at Edinburgh Printmakers

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H Bernulf Clegg

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Etching courses at Glasgow Print Studio

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Exhibition in Dundee

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Beatrice Warde Lecture 2022

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Relief printmaking course at Edinburgh Printmakers

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Did you know?

The Society of Bookbinders in Edinburgh was formed in 1814, as a relief society for sick and unemployed members. On 5 March 1822 the name changed to the Union Society of Edinburgh Journeyman Bookbinders. The Society continued for 50 years, remaining independent of the Bookbinders’ Consolidated Union until September 1872 when the two organisations amalgamated to form the local branch of the Bookbinders and Machine Rulers’ Consolidated Union.

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