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Frank Romano on the Value of Print

In this week's video, Frank discusses the value of print by highlighting some rare printed items that recently sold for high dollar. In other news, Adobe releases a blank font you can't see and MGI installs a press in the Vatican print shop.

Published on July 3, 2013

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By James Kohler on Jul 08, 2013

Thanks to you Frank, I have a first edition of International Paper's Pocket Pal printed in 1934. Fun to look at that one and compare with the latest 2007!! Its a treasure for sure!!

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