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Re: "A Tour of Coach House Press", 2009

Submitted by David Manley (not verified) on 2009, October 22 - 4:01pm.

Stan, It's great to see the Coach House again after all these years. I recognise the letterpress (+ Gordon), the typecases and especially the linotype--remember that was my baby back in the late sixties--yes, I typset Dainty Monsters! However, I don't recognise the environment at all--looks a lot more user friendly now. Great to see you too Stan!

Only the imagination is real

David
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David Manley
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Montpellier, France

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"A Tour of Coach House Press", 2009 By: digibot (3 replies) 2009, September 28 - 2:31pm
  • Hi Stan, Great to see this By: David Keldsen (Dak) (2010 Jul 22 - 10:08)
  • Re: "A Tour of Coach House Press", 2009 By: David Manley (2009 Oct 22 - 16:01)
  • Re: "A Tour of Coach House Press", 2009 By: Rose Telfer (2009 Oct 21 - 10:22)

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