The Inland printer
The Inland Printer was a trade periodical published in Chicago in 1883 by the Inland Printer Co. for American printers, bookbinders and graphic arts workers. Its pictures are wood-engraved catalogue views of letterpress machines such as job presses, a platen press with a gear-driven drive and a Campbell cylinder press, plus a precision cutting or measuring apparatus, showing mechanical detail a designer could use for industrial or print-shop themes.















