private press

noun

1. a printing establishment primarily run as a pastime

Example Sentences

There were several other editions the same year, one printed at John Wilkes' private press in Westminster.

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They were thence translated into English by Mr. Johns, and printed at his private press at Hafod, in 1807.

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The state, being controller of all the implements of production, a private press would be as illegal as the dies used by a forger.

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With a private press he worked his own notes, and counterfeited the signatures of the cashiers, completely.

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With a private press he worked his own notes; and counterfeited the signatures of the cashiers, completely.

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