Provides insight into the production and publishing of books in Britain during the nineteenth century.

Devoted to the history and art of printed communication.

Devoted to all aspects of books.

Detailing more than 200 key dates in the history of newspaper publishing and the newspaper industry in the UK, including images of some papers.

An extensive listing of resources for the history of books and printing.

An exhibit by the British Library. "The world's earliest dated printed book". Contains pictures and links.

A collection of watermarks and printers' ornaments used by William Stansby. Also includes a biography of William Stansby.

A paper which concentrates on pre 1801 printing. It describes several printing families, licensing, innovations and technologies of that time period.

This site has information about Frank Granger, a teacher of printing technology and links to papers written by him.

The Gutenberg museum. Contains history, a time line, and background which includes the locations of the remaining 42 line bibles.

Promotes research into the history of printing and of the book. Contains membership information, an application form , and a summary of the organization.

The legacy of Aldus Manutius and his press. A digital exhibition.

An introduction to the projects' collection. Contains a history of several styles of book binding in China.

A compilation of information from the Melbourne School of Printing & Graphic Arts trade course in Letterpress Machining(1960-1965)plus historical pics and data collected from around the world.

An index of web resources focusing on those of interest to scholars.

Working printing museum located in Queenston, Ontario, Canada. Based around William Lyon Mackenzie and the local newspaper industry. Contains links to history of the museum, events, exhibits, and photos.

A working and teaching museum located in Australia. Specializes in the preservation of letterpress printing.

User-submitted stories and photographs from the era of hot metal. Also offers Downloads and a discussion forum.

A site dedicated to British and American fine printing of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Includes writings by printers and designers. Also includes some scholarly works.

The home of a large collection of historical printing equipment, this non-profit organization is dedicated to preserving the history of the graphic arts, printing equipment and printing craftsmanship. North Andover, Massachusetts.

Offers a quick tour, hours of operation, and a links page. Gives local and general history of printing, typesetting, and book binding.

This exhibition examines in detail the workings of one of Canada's most innovative and productive small presses, The Coach House Press, in the course of its first ten years of operation from 1965 to 1975. Also deals with the small press movement in Canada

Established to promote and encourage the study and knowledge of the world of print.

One mans journey through an apprenticeship as a compositor starting in 1968. Covers monotype and linotype. Also talks about compositing before computerization.

Offers a cultural and technical look at the history of printing. Offers temporary and general exhibitions and a floor map.