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Dec. 09 The Munich master of graphic art and wood engraver Josef Weiss is still working on the oldest printing press of the world, one of the type which already Gutenberg used. He is artist, printer and publisher in one person, his books are the only ones still completely made by hand. Some of his works require work for one year. Our picture shows the Gutenberg-pupil Weiss just working at a work of Hoelderlin, a famous German poet
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