0 a method of printing in which raised surfaces covered with ink are pressed onto paper -- druk typograficzny
Documents had to be copied by letterpress or by hand, and letters had to be handwritten.
The correspondence is instructive in showing the collaborative process in full swing and the mechanics of book publishing in the era of letterpress.
It has a page of cartoons, but the greater part of it consists of letterpress.
I understand that there are no proposals from general publishing, news agencies, photography, reprography, and letterpress blockmaking.
Subsection (3) extends the exemptions in respect of the printing by letterpress of certain articles to the printing of these articles by any other process.
In his opinion the letterpress is not of a low type.
It is old letterpress machinery, with no facility for printing colour.
I think that it is generally agreed that hot letterpresses, for example, involve matters on which we need not concentrate too much.
