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a visual history

a visual history

a visual history

a visual history

a visual history

Through our business practices and daily life, The Southern Letterpress strives to contribute to our community by manifesting sustainable and equitable practices in consideration of race, gender, sexual orientation, and the fate of the natural world.

At work, I'm doing a program that includes an exploration of how paper was made in 1776 and this is the first sheet of paper made from pulp from a community rag collection (community makes blue paper!) with our new vat made by a local carpenter and o

Taking @commonpress new ink ball handles out for coffee at Washington Square in Philadelphia a few blocks from where all the printing happened.

IYKYK, squeeeeeeeal!

Happy Mardi Gras! It really is just Tuesday everywhere else and that is no good. We def need a national holiday. In Philly, the snow and the sky are the same color today and we are all going to work. Everyone really should celebrate Mardi Gras instea

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