Kelsey 5x8 Excelsior Office Printing Press

**This item requires pick up or 3rd Party transport** Manufactured in Meriden, Connecticut, this is the larger model of the Kelsey office printing press, size 5x8, Model P, measures 24"L x 17 1/4"H x

**This item requires pick up or 3rd Party transport** This is the larger model of the Kelsey office printing press. It is a size 5x8, Model P. It measures 24"L x 17 1/4"H x 12"W. It has been repainted

This cast iron Mercury Model 3 x 5 printing press includes printer's block for His 'n Her Stationary Sets and a Printer's Guide instruction booklet. In working order. Condition (Excellent). Size 18" x

DESCRIPTION: Circa 1928 cast iron Kelsey Company Excelsior 5 x 8 "Model O" tabletop printing press as marked. MEASUREMENTS: 17-1/2" x 12" x 20". CONDITION: Losses to rubber rollers. Overall patina and

KELSEY & CO. EXCELSIOR ANTIQUE PRINTING PRESS FROM LOCAL ESTATE, FAMILY WAS IN PRINTING BUSINESS IN NYC. PATENT DATE MAY 3, 1873. JUST AS WE FOUND IT, MEASURES FRONT TO BACK 15.5".

KELSEY & CO. EXCELSIOR ANTIQUE PRINTING PRESS FROM LOCAL ESTATE, FAMILY WAS IN PRINTING BUSINESS IN NYC. PATENT DATE MAY 6, 1873. JUST AS WE FOUND IT, MEASURES FRONT TO BACK 13".

Small Size home printing press by Kelsey Printing Press, patent date May 6, 1878. Cast Iron. Made by Kelsey & Company, Meriden, CT. Good condition, with some paint chipping. 16" by 8". Keywords: Indus

**This item requires pick up or 3rd Party transport** Used to print notices and business cards, this printing press is quite heavy duty. It measures 16"L x 17"H x 10 1/4"W. There are some parts missin

NYC, 1961 printed matter 8.5” x 5.5” All of Ted Joans and No More by Ted Joans; First edition, first printing; Excelsior Press, New York, NY., April, 1961. Octavo with side stapled printed

American Toy Printing Presses, 1920 onwards 1) The Excelsior printer No. 73 - 2) The Fulton Ben Franklin Junior Printer No. 50. - 3) Superior Sign Printer. - 4) The Little Gaxton Printing Outfit. - 5)

'Now - All Together - 7th War Loan', painted by C.C. Beall (1892–1970), based on Associated Press photo of Iwo Jima, Official U.S. Treasury Poster, U.S. Government Printing Office 1945-O-637980, 37

1859 Dated U.S. Patent Model of a Printing Press. Brass construction with moveable parts and gears. Tag attached reads "T,H.Burridge Printing Press Dec 20th 1859" Model in good condition. measures: 5.

Model No. 2852. Approx. 71" H x 31" W x 75" D.

S. J. Smith, Hand Lever Printing Press, Patent Model No. 18,557, Nov. 3, 1857Samuel J. Smith (1820-1909) of New York, New York, improved the hand lever printing press, and this is his patent model for

4'L model of Columbus Dispatch Newspaper's Goss Headliner printing press in showcase, Very Cool!

Complete Talmud - 21 Volume Talmud Bavli - Zhitomir, 1858-1864 - Printing Press of the Grandsons of the Slavita Rabbi - Glosses and Ownership Inscriptions.The Zhitomir Talmud, a complete set of 21 lar

Arba'ah Turim by Rabbeinu Ya'akov Ben Asher. Two sections in one volume: Even Ha'Ezer and Choshen Mishpat. Daniel Bombergi Printing Press. Vencie, 1522-1523. Post incunabula.This is most likely the ni

Attributed to Don Sternberg (Bay Area Artist, Born 1970), Brutalist School Life Size Sculpture of a Hindu Style Figure, Fabricated Out of Recycled Printing Press Mechanical Parts {Dimensions 35 1/2 x

Attributed to Don Sternberg (Bay Area Artist, Born 1970), Brutalist School Life Size Sculpture of a Meditating Figure, Fabricated Out of Recycled Printing Press Mechanical Parts {Dimensions 35 x 15 x

The Biblen.p., ca. 1903The English Bible, Volume I: 1903 Doves Press Printing with Monastery Hill Binding, Extra-IllustratedBooks?The English Bible. Containing the Old Testament & the New translated o

ROCKWELL, Norman (1894-1978). [The Four Freedoms]. Group of 4 posters. 1943. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office. OWI poster numbers 43-46. Posters include: Save Freedom of Worship / Buy

Gustav Klimt (Austrian, 1862-1918) , "Italian Landscape", Plate 23, collotype, from Eine Nachlese, Klimt and Eisler, Vienna, Austrian State Printing Office, 1931, sheet 18 1/2 in. x 17 7/8 in., sight

(MILITARY--WORLD WAR TWO.) Keep Us Flying! Buy War Bonds. Poster, 27¾ x 20 inches; original folds, minimal wear; backed with linen. [Washington]: Government Printing Office, 1943 The first poster

ORIGINAL VINTAGE WWII PRODUCTION POSTER BY JEAN CARLU 1942. America's Answer! Production U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. One of world war 2's most famous images. Linen backed and in