An ghost image continuing to appear in one’s vision after the exposure to the original has ceased.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Boston to sell off entire contents of its print shop
via boingboing
“The city of Boston has shut down its 78-year-old printing office to save money, and they're auctioning off 200 lots of astounding old print-shop junk. This is a potential bonanza for fine-art printers, zinesters, and people whose idea of fun is historical recreation of pre-digital printing techniques (green eyeshade optional). The auction is being held on Feb 24 at 11AM eastern and will be simultaneously conducted live and digitally.”
Read the rest here.
Amanda Rebuck Howerter
My mother passed along a book that was my maternal great-grandmother’s . |
She would have been about 12 years old when she signed this. |
A great ampersand from the back cover. |
Although this photo was taken in 1942, this is how I remember her. She was about 63, and sitting on the front porch of her home in Pitman, PA. |
Amanda with my great-grandfather George Monroe Howerter in 1942. |
Today, though the ring part is long gone missing, the Ratfink holds a special place in my typecase display. |
More ampersands can be found here.
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