The Inland printer
The Inland Printer was a trade periodical published in Chicago by the Inland Printer Company from 1883, aimed at printers, bookbinders and graphic arts workers in the United States. Its pictures are plain black-and-white wood engravings and line drawings of wire stitching, folding and pasting machinery, a worker at a press, and a building facade, which a designer could use as period references for mechanical print trade equipment and workshop scenes.
