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Printing Timeline
Created by
Ben
⟶ Updated 16 Oct 2017 ⟶
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Events
Three colour printing
Printing plates developed
Typographic point system
lithography
All iron hand print
Carbon paper developed
Printing press, lever, screw replacement
Earliest Known
Papyrus Plant
Amate
Chinese woodblock
Water marks
Paper money
European Wood Block
Engraving, Germany
Adjustable Mould
Colophon
Printers mark
Roman printing type
Dry point engraving
Letterpress
Specimen
Etching
Italic type and small format books
Grammer, punctuation, letterform proportion
Qur'an First printed
Death penalty
King James Bible
Shakespeare
Tonal Method
English newspaper
First manual on printing
Copyright in Britain
Adobe Photoshop introduced
Xerox Docutech
WWW launched
steam powered, cylinder printing printing
Tactile writing system
Paper back books
Chromolithography
Electrotype
Practical photography
Paper folding machine
Oxford dictionary
Linotype machine developed
Hot metal type setting machine, Monotype
Photostat and rectigraph developed
Times new roman typeface debuted
Phototypesetting developed
Flexography
Inkjet printing developed
Helvetica typeface introduced
Xerographic Photocopying introduced
IBM typewriter introduced
Dot matrix printing introduced
Laser printer invented
Water based ink introduced
Project Gutenburg
Thermal printing developed
Graphical user interface developed
The internet developed
Desktop publishing
Apple computer introduced, 3D printing
Microsoft Windows introduced
Soy based ink appears
Indigo colour printer introduced
Amazon founded
OpenType scalable computer fonts introduced
U.S Digital Millennium Copyright Act
Blogger online self-publishing app launches
Wikipedia introduced
Wordpress platform launched
Facebook launched
Twitter launched
Kindle-e
Nook e-reader
Apple iPad nd Instagram
US Postal Service Thermochromic ink
