1 Mar
2017
1 Mar
'17
8:11 a.m.
On 11/13/2016 05:09 AM, John Labovitz wrote:
A few years back, while photographing letterpress
printers (see
http://johnlabovitz.com/projects/letterpress), I met a fellow (Rob
Barnes) in Denver who specializes in die-cutting. Like most die-cut
operators, he uses mid-20th century Heidelberg letterpress printing
presses. I have no idea if he?s interested in a retro-punch card
project, but it might be worth contacting him.
Nice pictures!
I would do the die cutting - but I'm in Europe. Have two Heidelberg
windmills and a Heidelberg Cylinder. On the windmills I could make many
cards (thousands to ten thousands), using the cylinder I could process
tons of paper.
Frankly, I think the harder task is to find a good
stock of
appropriate paper.
Right. The old problem..