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Rolling out 4 colors of ink with a brayer on the ink stone in preparation for letterpress printing in the print shop. The order from left to right is red, yellow, blue, and purple. This is done to create an even layer of ink on the ink stone and brayer. #pridemonth#asmr#art
This print goes out to @Athletics who play at Sutter Health Park right across the river from Old Sacramento. To show some support for our home team, Channey letterpress printed some yellow cards with green ink on using a 3x5 Kelsey Excelsior tabletop printing press. #printing
The print includes an image of a 1940s baseball player and the text above, set in 30 point Caslon, states, “Let’s go A’s!” The “A” though is typeset in Engravers Old English font. Forty prints were made on this press run.
Rolling out 3 colors of ink with a brayer on the ink stone for letterpress printing. The colors are red, white, and blue to make some patriotic prints. As demonstrated, this is done to create an even layer of ink on the ink stone and brayer.
#art#redwhiteandblue#asmr#printing
Did you see us in the Sunday edition of the @sacbee_news? Thank you Jennah Pendleton for this great story about Jared, Howard, and the Sacramento History Museum on @tiktok_us. While TikTok went dark last night, it is back up now!
#tiktok#sacramento#sacramentobee
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Voting ends January 20 🗳️
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With all the news about TikTok, we don’t want you to miss out on all the action from us! Keep up to date by following us on our other platforms. In this video, Jared printed the Sacramento History Museum’s contact info and the social media platforms we have accounts on. #tiktok
The NBA season underway and we here at the Sacramento History Museum are, of course, rooting for the home team! To show some local support, Alex D. letterpress printed something for the @SacramentoKings. Alex ended up taking this print to the Kings game!
November 11th is #VeteransDay! We thank and honor our military men and women for their service to our country.
For today, Howard letterpress printed the phrase “Veterans Day” in 24 point Caslon font. Above the text is a print of a U.S. flag.
Come down to the Sacramento History Museum @SacHistMuseum November 11th!
I'll be there from 11am to 3pm as one of their featured guests for their first Superhero Sketch fest
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We have an important message to share from the Print Shop exhibit at the Sacramento History Museum. This message was typeset in 36 point Cheltenham font and letterpress printed with blue ink using a 3x5 Kelsey Excelsior tabletop printing press.
#printing#asmr#museum#art
The text reads: “We’ve been trying to reach you about your car’s extended warranty.” This print is available as part of a bundle of prints in our museum store!
Coming soon to a museum near you!
“America’s Monsters, Superheroes and Villains: Our Culture at Play,” an engaging exhibit of vintage toys and more from SuperMonster市City!, is opening August 9 at the our Museum and will be on display through January 7.
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The Paris 2024 Summer Olympic Games are underway! In this video, Howard letterpress printed some support for Team USA in the print shop at the Sacramento History Museum.
What is your favorite event from the Summer Olympic Games?
#paris2024#olympicgames#olympics#teamusa
The phrase was typeset in 60 point Cheltenham Bold font and states, “Go Team USA!” Above the text is a print of a U.S. flag, which was made using an electrotype. This was printed with black rubber base ink using our Washington hand press, which was made in 1852.
On July 20, 1969, we put a man on the moon and we’re letterpress printing about this event 55 years later. In this video, Howard printed an image from a halftone depicting a commemorative tumbler (or small cup) for the Moon landing.
#OnThisDay#MoonLandingDay#MoonLanding#art
Tomorrow is the anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. In our collection at the Museum of Printing is the plate cylinder from the front page of the New York Times for the following day (July 21, 1969). The headline reads: “Men Walk on Moon.”