In commercial printing today, offset litho is commonly used to produce products such as newspapers, magazines, books, brochures, posters, leaflets, and so on. This process was patented by John Strather in 1853 and differs from the original litho method as a printing machine is now used instead of the designs being hand drawn onto the surface of the metal plate.
In the 1980/1990's there was a printer called Litho-Tech based in Bermondsey Street and they were among the printing elite, along with such names as CTD, Oakley Press, Balding & Mansell, Summerhall Press, Westerham Press etc.
Peter Horridge
Peter Horridge is a world leading designer and illustrator, unsurpassed in the creation of letterforms and with a distinctive fluidity of line, his logos, crests, marques and illustrations identify hundreds of brands and institutions throughout the world – from hip lingerie specialist Agent Provocateur, to the timelessly classy Raffles Hotel in Singapore, to name a few.
Recent work has included a career high, designing the official emblem for the Coronation of King Charles III with Sir Jonathan Ive.
The newly reopened National Portrait Gallery logos and the London landmark building Admiralty Arch.
Pictures show actual items.
I will always combine postage for multiple purchases where size and weight of final package allow.
Postal costs cover the cost of post and materials. Posted in special tube.
All parcel will be sent via tracked carriage only, any other method is at the buyer’s risk. Includes insurance.
Where possible all packaging is biodegradable or recyclable