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Dickerson combination press
The Dickerson Combination Press is a printing press invented by Edward "Ted" Dickerson. It was made for intaglio printing, relief printing, and lithography. It could be used either electrically or hand driven. It earned patents in the United States (U.S. Patent No. 1,069,796) and Great Britain (British Patent No. 238,946).
==History==
Dickerson earned his Master of Science in Art at the University of Wisconsin–Madison in the mid-1950s. While considering possible subjects for his master's thesis, he began thinking about the need for a better printing press. He had a revelation about how to design a single press that would do the work of two presses, and would do it better than either. Dickerson found a European craftsman to build him a prototype of the press in his garage.
After Dickerson worked on the press more, he eventually earned patents in the U.S. and Britain and began selling the printing presses to colleges and artists all over the world. From that point on, the Dickerson Combination Press was Dickerson's main source of income.〔Glazer, Fred. "Master of the Arts". ''South Haven Daily Tribune''. February 10, 1995.〕
This press design is still in production in various sizes. You can find them at (Conrad Machine Co. ) and (Printmakers Machine Co ).
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