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[edit]DescriptionInvention of Printing 21a.png |
English: Figure from Theodore Low de Vinne's 'Invention of Printing published in 1876. Surface Exposed to Impression by Copper-plate method. |
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Source | The Invention of Printing; Internet Archive |
Author | Theodore Low de Vinne |
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