Linda

Linda rolls up the MDF wood block with black ink. Ready to print on the Imperial Press.

Alf and Grant Williams

Alf and his son Grant Williams visit to look over the printery. They are visiting from Papakura with their vintage cars. Both cars are on display in the Feilding Square.
Alf spent most of his working life as a printer for Coulls Sommerville and Wilkie. He had a number of interesting tales to tell. including the fact that some people were selling vintage car weetbix cards and he had actually printed those many years ago in Christchurch!

Highbury Scholarship Committe

Milli, Kayrn and Pete meet at Homeprint for discussion with John Brebner on the Highbury Scholarship special Art Print Award.

John Brebner with the Imperial Press at Homeprint.

John standing with the Royal Imperial Flatbed Press (circa 1828) and the latest set of solaplates made from Michael Smither felt tip drawings.

Steve Scott Engineer (Stationary motor expert)

Steve Scott considering next measurement as he fits the new tympan and frisket to the Imperial Press.
In the background there are a herd of new yellowXpress 5000 printing presses.
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