Haarlem
Friday, April 23, 2010
precious things of the past
people have left for us…3
Haarlem, Netherlands

Founded in 1703, Izzak Enschedé established a printing house specializing printed materials such as bank notes among other projects. This visit featured an amazing museum housing a vast archive of original matrices, punches, moulds and everyday correspondences. Was able to observe blinding 2-point metal type. Also, unique story on the Enschedés' early interest in the daguerreotype, a large scale commercial photographic process was shared.

Happy owner of No 1056: Typefoundries in the Netherlands, from the fifteenth to the nineteenth century : a history based mainly on material in the collection of Joh. Enschede en Zonen at Haarlem / by Charles Enschede ; an English translation with revisions and notes by Harry Carter, with the assistance of Netty Hoeflake; edited by Lotte Hellinga
people have left for us…3
Haarlem, Netherlands

Founded in 1703, Izzak Enschedé established a printing house specializing printed materials such as bank notes among other projects. This visit featured an amazing museum housing a vast archive of original matrices, punches, moulds and everyday correspondences. Was able to observe blinding 2-point metal type. Also, unique story on the Enschedés' early interest in the daguerreotype, a large scale commercial photographic process was shared.

Happy owner of No 1056: Typefoundries in the Netherlands, from the fifteenth to the nineteenth century : a history based mainly on material in the collection of Joh. Enschede en Zonen at Haarlem / by Charles Enschede ; an English translation with revisions and notes by Harry Carter, with the assistance of Netty Hoeflake; edited by Lotte Hellinga
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