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Diehard printers might know that a piece of type is .918 of an inch high. Ken Kulakowsky knows this. He founded the .918 Club to keep the art of letterpress printing alive, and has spent years demonstrating to students in central Pennsylvania how printing was an integral part of the history they were studying.
But now his efforts are being threatened due to his host’s need for space. Unless he can find a new home for his heavy cast iron presses, letterpress may, in fact, fade away in Lancaster, Pa.
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