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hand press

noun

  1. a printing press requiring hand operation.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of hand press1

First recorded in 1670–80
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Before I could say anything, I felt a big hand press down on my shoulder.

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Another press, the Washington hand press, works just as well as it did the day it was manufactured in 1852, Hatch says — with such certainty you’d think he used it back then.

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In one early video, Hatch is printing wanted posters on the hand press.

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In the background, the mechanical sounds — the paper releasing from the hand press, the hum of the jobbing press — are so precise and crisp, it’s as if you could reach out and touch them.

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If you wash it by hand, press it against the wall of the sink to get the extra water out, but don’t wring it.

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