The Inland printer
The Inland Printer is a trade periodical published in Chicago by the Inland Printer Company from 1883, aimed at printers, bookbinders and the wider graphic arts trade in the United States. The four pictures are decorative section headers in an ornate classical style, each framed by a carved panel with scrolled brackets, a dentil and egg-and-dart border, and a capitalised label such as PRESSROOM, MACHINE COMPOSITION, THE PRINTER'S PUBLICITY or PROCESS ENGRAVING. A designer could take from them a model for symmetrical title cartouches, with side brackets and a banded frame around a caps label.
