The history of paper-making as Kimberly-Clark told it in the 1930s
Little known facts about the history of paper and paper-making wonderfully woven together to create intriguing advertising campaign promoting Kimberly-Clark’s paper.
Little known facts about the history of paper and paper-making wonderfully woven together to create intriguing advertising campaign promoting Kimberly-Clark’s paper.
The Linotype machine was the invention that absolutely powered the mass-printing industry. Thomas Edison, it is said, called it the "Eighth Wonder of the World.”
“Farewell, Etaoin Shrdlu,” is a documentary made by David Loeb Weiss, a proofreader at The New York Times on the last time the Timestimes was produced in hot type.
Proofreaders' marks and symbols are critical to effective communication between professionals in the printing business