Everything for Letterpress and Printmaking.
The specialist marketplace for printmakers.
Buying, selling, relocating, maintaining, and restoring printmaking presses and equipment.
Offers in the region of
£3,750
plus delivery
Rarer and more desirable than an Albion, this Britannia Iron Handpress is for sale near Kidlington, Oxfordshire: platen 28.25″ x 21″ (72cm x 53cm); bed 32.5″ x 24.5″ (82cm x 62cm); tympan present but no frisket. Delivery and installation can be arranged. Click here to read an article about it… printmaking.world
£15 for twelve
Good working condition.
Twelve lightweight standard locking up quoins… 12 pica ems x 4 pica ems (expand to 5 pica ems). Lots available.
Offers in the region of
£750
Plus delivery. No VAT.
4 pallets of top quality card stock as used by letterpress stationery printers… including:
20 sheets Accent Callisto 350gsm 720 x 1020mm
56 sheets Colorplan Sapphire 270gsm 640 x 970mm
200 sheets Colorplan Duplex Mandarin/Pearl 675gsm
72 sheets Duplex Blue/Pearl
3 packets of 50 Colorplan Duoplan Sapphire to New Blue 350gsm
4 packets of 50 Accent Callisto Diamond White 350gsm
3 packets of 25 Colorplan Mandarin/Pearl 675gsm
76 sheets Accent Callisto Pearl 300gsm
42 sheets Accent Callisto Diamond White 350gsm 720 x 1020mm
1 packet of 100 Accent Callisto Vellum White 350gsm 640 x 970mm
8 packets of 100 Paperwise coated one side 342gsm 460µ 700 x 1000mm (long grain).
7 packets of 50 Colorplan Bright White 540gsm 630 x 960mm
OFFERS
24 volumes of the Penrose Annual from 1895 to 1924 (volumes 1 to 26 with five missing: 10; 14; 16; 18; 21) plus 1957, 1958 and 1969. Volumes 1 to 9 are particularly rare (1895 to 1903).
Prints, Books And Multiples.
Published quarterly in March, June, September and December.
Cello Press, Office 18 Spinners Court, 55 West End, Witney, Oxon. OX28 1NH
Telephone: 01993 709410
Email: office@cellopress.co.uk
FREE
Free to collect.
Crown Forme Rack with adjustable tops for different size chases… maximum chase size 21″ deep x 16″ high. Two rows of 18 sets of slots for 36 empty chases or full formes. Very solid and sturdy so quite big and heavy… 35.5″ wide x 20.75″ deep x 39.5″ high (90cm x 53cm x 100cm).
AMR Logan Press came about after the merger between Giles Hovendon’s AMR Press and Patrick Roe’s Logan Press. They took on a succession of apprentices, but found that nobody had the aptitude or attitude to learn or tackle the wide range of skills required. So, with renewed enthusiasm they decided to re-launch AMR Logan Press as the most experienced, reliable and capable group of people offering the safest pairs of hands for all services to printmakers.
AMR Logan Press are the most experienced printmaking engineers in the UK. Having worked with or trained printmaking services providers for decades, their experience is second to none. Whether it be moving, repairing, servicing or restoring, the engineers at AMR Logan Press are the most capable, knowledgeable, helpful and approachable experts in their field.
Buy and sell with no commission — email photos and details to: marketplace@amrloganpress.co.uk
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Letterpress Today is a printed journal with articles about letterpress and printmaking. Please request copies by email.
If you would like to discuss a move, repair or any of the services we offer, please email with the details or give us a call…
01832 730717 or 07498 065101
This is a term used in letterpress printing, which refers to a space reserved for the insertion of last-minute items.
We can’t quite bring ourselves to be all over Instagram, it’s just not us. But we would like to remind everyone that we are still very much alive and kicking. We can undertake every job from relocating a whole university department to replacing one small bolt on a press and all the jobs in between. […]
Giles and Patrick installing a Victoria art platen in Staffordshire.
Recently, we have made cast-iron rails, rounces with handles, bearings and all sorts of parts for Albions. This photo is of Guy welding up a bracket for one of the five Albions in our works at the moment.
