hand press's Usage Examples:

the blade; (j) the weapon sometimes known as a "telescopic truncheon", being a truncheon which extends automatically by hand pressure applied to a button.

the forerunner to the Medicine Hat News, the Times, was run off a tiny hand press.

Soon he formed a partnership with Davis working as the foreman and public printer in the congressional printing plant, which at the time was quite small, having only four single-pull, wooden hand presses, which were sufficient to do all the work of the Government in 1816.

from Ontario, Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois using such resources as a hand press donated by the Amherstburg Echo, used to print its first edition in 1874.

formerly the Hand Press Book Database, as of February 2014[update] contained almost 5 million entries for books printed during the hand press era, from the.

Cantley established the Elyton Herald after purchasing the Washington hand press and type from Moses Lancaster after his newspaper, the Central Alabamian.

Bahamian immigrant founded the weekly paper which he printed on a small hand press in his home.

Printed using a hand press, the paper was originally based in Oregon City, but moved to Salem in.

It was replaced by a toggle-hand press.

Most tubes are designed to be dispensed with hand pressure, but some are used with a tube key at the base to help.

The surface can be inked and printed in a hand press to produce any number of identical prints of the original subject.

1922 Mardersteig moved to Montagnola di Lugano in Switzerland, founded a hand press, the Officina Bodoni, and began producing books.

In the hand press period (up to about 1820) books were manufactured by printing text on.

Synonyms:

weigh down, drag down, grind, squelch, mash, push, squeeze, knuckle, touch, craunch, crunch, crush, cranch, press down on, squash, bear down on, bear down,

Antonyms:

beseeching, curse, bless, outbid, underbid,