The Inland printer
The Inland Printer is a trade periodical published in Chicago by the Inland Printer Company in 1883, written for American printers, bookbinders and graphic arts workers. Its pictures are plain black-and-white engravings and halftones of machines: a typewriter-like composing device, a paper cutter or creaser on a cast-iron stand, and large multi-roller press mechanisms drawn in fine line, useful to a designer wanting period industrial detail and mechanical drawing texture.
