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Wayzgoose 2025

St Bride’s Wayzegoose 2025

Date: Sun 27 Apr 2025

Explore numerous stalls selling letterpress supplies, type and ornaments, paper, printed items, second-hand books and type specimens.

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Typographic Surprise event in October

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Typographic Surprises! online event

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Seminar on printed illustrations

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Online presentation on printing

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Lecture on Jan Tschichold and typography

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Online event on printing

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Typographic Surprises!

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Bookbinding showcase

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St Brides: online event

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Did you know?

William Ged died in Edinburgh on 19 October 1749. He had trained as a goldsmith, but pioneered a system of stereotyping, though he was unsuccessful in persuading printers to adopt it. It became a standard process early in the 19th century.

 

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