Alan Runfeldt, proprietor 

Excelsior Press, The

Working Letterpress Museum Print Shop.
Printing “projects of interest”. 500 cases foundry type, Ludlow with 40 cases of mats. Many castings and engravings. Vandercooks, Pilot, Pearl, Gordon, C&P, Colt, Heidelberg Windmill; Kelsey & other table-top presses in use, restored and on display. Posters, cards, tickets, invitations. Printing, die-cutting, embossing..

Visitors welcome by appointment.
Letterpress training workshops privately scheduled.
~~~~ (closed for summer of 2015) ~~~~

Small Press Starter Kits, other equipment & supplies available via web site at http://www.excelsiorpress.org/forsale/fundraising.html

Inventors/producers of The Excelsior Chase-Base (replaces chase) designed to maximize plate image area for Photo-polymer plates on table top presses.

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Alan: Just looked it up. The platen press I referred to in an earlier post was built between 1850-1890.
Thanks again, Mysalisa

Alan: Just looked it up. The platen press I referred to in an earlier post was built between 1850-1890.
Thanks again, Mysalisa

Alan: Just looked it up. The platen press I referred to in an earlier post was built between 1850-1890.
Thanks again, Mysalisa

Alan: Just looked it up. The platen press I referred to in an earlier post was built between 1850-1890.
Thanks again, Mysalisa