wikipedia has a good write-up on printing histories
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offset_printing
that is offset which it say was developed in 1903
there is a sidebar on the right that links to other types of printing
Rich
At 12:57 AM 9/28/2009, Kerry Laws wrote:
Whoever this restorer is cannot even spell the word, FIRST, (First
National Pictures). And in the second closeup, the orange background
caught my eye. What kind of print process is this? This film is from
1933. It isnt stone lithography, with that "dot" pattern? Is this
offset printing? And would that have been used in 1933?
Kerry
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