Printing types posters & prints

A specimen of Isaiah Thomas's printing types, 1785 Anonymous

Gutenberg Type Printing Press Anonymous

Types of uniform of the 44th Gurkhas Bourne & Shepherd

Ten types in the physiognomic study of women Utamaro Kitagawa

Illustration showing four different types of jellyfish. Discomedusae Ernst Haeckel

Nanairo zazenmame, Seven types of beans for seated meditation Katsushika Hokusai

Illustration showing four different types of jellyfish. Discomedusae Ernst Haeckel

Uwaki no sô, The fancy-free type. Collection Fujin sôgaku juttai, Ten types in the physiognomic study of women Utamaro Kitagawa

A Specimen of Mr. J. Orme's Printing-house, 1698 English School

Moveable Type Anonymous

Print of Wireless Operator Typing a Telegram Anonymous

Announcement of a new type of water mill Caspar Luyken

John Enschede's type foundry Cornelius van Noorde

Matamore captain, hired killer, Spanish type Anonymous

Large Serving Spoon with a Dish, Possibly Containing Tofu, and a Bean Cake(?) in a Baking Dish. Anonymous

The Printer's Workshop, 1568 Jost Amman

Passing the Bamboo Grove, 1868-1912 Suzuki Harunobu

Linotype students at work, Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts, London, 1930 Unknown

Shinshi-bari, Cloth-stretcher Utamaro Kitagawa

Two Japanese women HOKUSAI

Queen Elizabeth II in an admiral's boat cloak Cecil Beaton

Page from a Gutenberg Bible Anonymous

Kami-yui, Hairdresser Utamaro Kitagawa

Kami-yui, Hairdresser Utamaro Kitagawa

Shinshi-bari, Cloth-stretcher Utamaro Kitagawa

Princess Margaret Cecil Beaton

Helmets from the Armeria Real, Madrid Franz Kellerhoven

Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace Cecil Beaton

Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace Cecil Beaton

Queen Elizabeth II Cecil Beaton

Neckerchief Rankin

Page of Biblia Pauperum (Poor People's Bible), 15th century Anonymous

Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Andrew and baby Prince Edward Cecil Beaton

A Family Tree for the Treen Family Edwin Foley

Arcadian Landscape, c. 1615 Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to)

Woman in Lorraine Dress, c. 1860s-70s Adolphe Braun