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Earlier topic: Help needed identifying a Golding Pearl
Golding Official No 7 - anybody ever seen one?
Hi All -
Like many of us, I’ve long relied on John Falstrom’s excellent website as a resource for information on Golding letterpresses.
I’ve restored a number of the Official letterpresses and was wondering about the 10” x 15” Official No 7. It’s listed on John’s site (screenshot below) but it’s the only model I’ve never been able to find, and there’s no mention of it in the surviving Golding production logbooks.
Anybody ever seen one of these monsters?
Thanks and regards,
Chris
Lockhart, Texas
Screenshot 2026-09-28 at 10.21.37 AM.png
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