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09-07-2013, 03:06 PM
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Not a big BB fan, so an old cardboard travel it would be.
I'd love to be on the print shop floor during the T206s. Take it all in, uncut sheets, the plates, presses. Specifically to see the proofs being made, or brown OM/Lenox ink switch or the ghost back sheets being printed. Simple pleasures.
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