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welcome to "hot off the press"
This is the official blog for Albertine Press, a letterpress design and print shop in Boston. Read about the behind-the-scenes goings on of blossoming old-fashioned business in the modern world!
Don't forget to visit our website, www.albertinepress.com, for all sorts of images of our work, where to buy it, and what we're planning next !
Don't forget to visit our website, www.albertinepress.com, for all sorts of images of our work, where to buy it, and what we're planning next !
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1 comment:
congratulations, what a nice article! i've been reading your blog for quite a while, but have never posted. when i dream about what i'd like my business to become, it looks a lot like yours! and to read you are only 28?! oh my... i've come to letterpress quite a bit later in life, and am teaching myself on my Improved Pearl. having a studio outside of my house with other presses and metal type and other letterpress creatives sounds soooo awesom. i loved seeing your marble paper experiments as well. i have all the supplies to experiment with paste papers... now if i could just buy the time! congratulations again on such a cool, successful business.
staci
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