Automated addressing 07/26/2010
 July 26, 1893, in a small back room of the old Caxton Building in Chicago, Illinois, the Addressograph was put to work. This initial model {Baby-O model} actually consisted of rubber type glued to wooden blocks that moved along a belt. As one address was being impressed, the next block was being inked for duplication... Add Comment Silly fun 07/19/2010
Summer's a laid back, silly sort of time--the perfect time to send fun greetings, like this thank you from Night Owl Paper Goods ...  wood + letterpress from Night Owl Paper Goods Does it just make you smile?! | a bit aboutI'm a reader, a writer, a chicken entrepreneur. I'm mother to two small, furry children and aunt to the world's cutest nephew. I adore my family. I love keeping in touch. Capturing life with my camera makes me happy. Great design makes me giddy. And I will find any excuse to use my personal wax seal (thanks mom!). CategoriesAll      ArchivesAugust 2010 |
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