Howard letterpress prints a very imPRESSive headline.
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2022
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he is so classy with the way he says “how’s that for a headline?” sounds like a rich business man!
I imagine he has many leather bound books, on bookshelves made of rich mahogany.
Sounds like a line in a movie. Excellent delivery. He should be on the radio or ads.
I think he sounds like he’s delivering the slightly smug quip at the end of the the training montage when the wizened mentor character is finally impressed by the progress the promising new student has made.
Like, an entire montage of clips of a guy aged 16-25 running around the set performing menial tasks and wiping the sweat off his brow as he prints paper after paper (with the light fading in and out to signify the passage of time) before we fade to the young printmaker, covered in ink and sweat after a hard day’s work at the press, pulling his finest work off the platen and passing it to the mentor. The Miyagi character slowly nods as a slight smile pulls at his lips before he reveals the page to the audience. His smile widens as he addresses his new protégé,
“How’s *that* for a headline?”
…you know?
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Except that was the exact moment I realized it was crooked
It won’t be long and it will be over 100,000 new subscribers. Keep up the outstanding job that you and your whole crew have been doing at the historical center. Thank you all
As of now it's at 99.900
He just hit exactly 100k
100k now
Woooooooooooooooooo
LEEETSSSS GOOOOOOOOO
My father was a press printer and silk screener for over 50 yrs. A very noble profession
Screen printing isn't Press printing it's called a letterpress and it's printing.
@@muscl5360 so, printing with a press then, one could say?
@@muscl5360 it's still a method. And you took it out of context. I wasn't discussing something easy, but one of many types me and my father practice. It has to be made, it's not premade. Maybe read more carefully
@@muscl5360 and a printing press is the easiest of the many types.
Props. Respect. Appreciation. For you and your family's heritage.
Refreshing to see this long forgotten ART. Wowwwww. How beautiful the old days and creativity of workmanship were. Loveeeee this thank you
''How's that for a headline'' this just made my day, seeing a happy old man.. should probably do the same..
That's some Big News!
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I think it comes from not being online all the time. As much good as the internet can provide it has some really bad consequences and I feel like it is a substantial factor in the mental health of the younger generations. I think when your posting just for likes or retweets or to try to show what the "perfect" you is like, is a rabbit hole. People who blog their life, I willingly to bet that less than 1% live that way and it's just smoke and mirrors. Instead of mocking people as boomers we should learn from the older people. They know how to live a happy life without excess. This guy don't need private jets, lavish parties, high end cars, mansions etc. he is happy with an old printing press. Regardless if you think printing presses are interesting, we should at least admire his character.
And now they are over 2.5 million. Congrats guys!
Didn’t know that😅
2.9 already
but why did that guy call ben franklin howard?
@@WeAreAvengers3000where in the world have you seen 2.9? They have 2.7m
@@WeAreAvengers3000look 😊
Way to go Howard! Love seeing the old ways...never forget......Thank you😊
I only ever see these occasional updates, but I am so happy for this. He looks like a very kind man.
Wow this video really went viral!Howard printed the latest update here:
czcams.com/users/shortsAZLhBHsG4I0?feature=share
If you are interested in more Sacramento history and more about the letterpress printing process, check out our other videos, especially the longer videos that go into detail the steps and terminology. Thank you for subscribing and supporting our museum! -Jared
How the fuck am i this early, 40 seconds ago????
Will do Jared. Congrats on 210,000 subscribers!
@@MatuGamesYY I know right. It's the timing that is perfect
People enjoy seeing history and how the world used to be. This is a testiment to that
Congratulations! 🎉🎉🎉
"How's that for a headline!?"
What a boss.
Kinda dumb and gay ngl
Crazy that you guys are now at 2.75 million subs. Howard is such a cool guy
Wow! What a talented man and so dedicated to his craft.
Now at 2.7 mil. What a great man ❤
We love howard
Amazing ❤
😂
He reminds me of big newa Morgan from one piece
2.8 million now
He's so wholesome, I love opening CZcams and seeing people so happy for what they do
Same
Me too
seeing them happy made us happy too
I feel that! ☺️
Wow !! So lovely to see this video and to see that these kind of videos make me so happy and brings back memories of the good old days News Papers that my whole family used to enjoy reading ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you souch for this.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love and God bless you always 😇🙏🙌❤❤❤
I remember the day I got my first job in a letterpress shop. Funny thing is that it was called A-Alpha Wedding Invitations but our primary focus was funeral announcements on the ole C&P snappers. Well, you know, it makes sense.😄
Congratulations on your 93rd, praying your 100k comes soon. I just subscribed 👍👍
Hey, your at almost 2.8M. that's awesome. Keeping history alive. Wish I was there working with you.
has the same energy as "good news, everyone" from the professor in Futurama.
Came to the comments to see this one😂, it's the first thing I thought
My first thought was hes a farnsworth. Thats goood news everyone:D
YES
Wow for real
Why? Because he is older? The professor hated everyone and the “Good news” was always terrible news. This guy is awesome!
It's so adorable to see his happiness just emit from his face when reveals the headline
Dayglow 😍😍
Nice dayglow pfp
@@MicahHirakuTwiss thanks my dude
I was expecting this czcams.com/video/FFFMW_e0Thg/video.html
I remember this video. Just as legendary as the first time I had seen it. God bless, brotha.
Loads of love from India, looking at him I miss my granda....stay happy, stay healthy..❤❤
“How’s that for a headline” this man has already won life
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Yea a few hundred years ago lol when this machine was actually important
@@cantthinkofaname5046 I did I was making a comment you dumb fuck
@@cantthinkofaname5046 I said this was impressive/important a few hundred years ago. You didn’t bother to read my whole comment🤦🏻♂️
@@Okayypanda No, you didn’t. You implied it was obsolete in a purposefully mocking manner.
This is the cutest thing I've seen all day and now I want an old timey printing press
Now I want an old man
@@busterbrowntown me too but like for various discounts
Bro what are you talking about cute? Disgusting lol
Jesus loves you ;:;
@@bennette.7033 we're talking about printing presses. It's a wholesome conversation, please don't approach me like I'm a heathen who needs saving, you munch.
I love the care that he takes with getting this done. Lovely
You can't be the Sacramento History Museum without a Stan Atkinson mannequin.
Haven't seen that name in a very long time. Grew up watching Stan 😊
Thank you for doing this! I’m a historian and I feel happy when I see this.
@Evangelista: Rafael de DIOS!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
“How’s that for a headline” was so smooth 🤣
Cold 😭
Dude was so classy
I'm subscribed just because of that line
Beautiful!! That’s way old school and I’m very impressed!! I love antiques,one reason why I love them is because they WORK!!!
I grew up watching my father & uncle run their printing shop. We as kids, helped out occasionally. Fond memories. 🙂❤❤❤❤
This is some pretty interesting content keep it up.
Lol
Your serious
@@jordanquattro7856 das es u
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This is the kind of quality content i stay on this platform for!
Hey Howard, What are you doin'?
What a GREAT piece of equipment 😊😊😊😊!!! True history 👏 👌!!! Loved the headline 😅😂❤😅😅😊!!!!
I love history museums. Great to see theyre still getting visitors! Cool printing press, too
The "imPRESSive" pun is underrated
"How's that for a headline?" Goddamn that was gangster!
Edit: Chill out dudes, was just saying that that one liner was epic! Happy 190k Howard!
Gangster? LOL
@@iSkyelark yes it was gangster
People think print media is dead but not me. A lot of people agree with me, especially my blacksmith Bartholomew
Not saying it’s not cool, just definitely not “gangster” lmao
gangster 💀
Brings back such fond junior high school memories of my Printing shop class.
That looks immensely satisfying.
The “press” omg i was a journalist before and it didn’t click until just now
Oh my god
you can't be serious
@@TrustyPanda broadcast journalist because I knew how to edit, write, and shoot. Didn’t go to school for it and didn’t want to be there just needed a check and as soon as I could leave and do narrative work I did
@@TrustyPanda relax einstein
😂😂funny person!
Wow..That old printing press is really cool..& it's awesome that you(& all the generations before you), took such great care of it all of these years, so that all the following generations still get to see how amazing this is..Thank you very much for sharing a nice piece of history with us.. 😁 👏 👍
You thought they using the same exact stuff since back in the day? Pretty sure they make a new working one with the same method of making
@@CutieRingoJoy no not at all. The tooling first those presses is way to old they don’t just remake it. They would have to remake every mold for each piece of metal you see.
I agree with everything you said 🥹 I’m really grateful that we’re able to see a piece of authentic history
@@SavviiTuesday me too..Don't see stuff like that too often anymore
I wish younger generations could be more respectful toward old inventions like you and not taking nowadays stuff for granted.
I love that little moisty sound it makes, when he rolls the.. rolling thingy.. over the letters.
Amazing to see how are elders used to do things. Thank you for sharing
Why do I love the entire process so much what the heck
Things just felt real and heart warming at the time
I can tell he’s extremely happy with his work. It brings me genuine joy
Whst beautiful antiques those are 👌 And the gentleman still working them. That's brilliant 👏 I hope you reach a million subscribers 😀 Blessings from Scotland ❤
Beautiful old Washington printing press, still cranking out the news! Lovely way to celebrate and advertise your channel. I checked it out and subscribed. 👍
When you see a man with this hairstyle rocking these glasses, you know you're in for an awesome experience, and we actually were.
That hairstyle is male pattern baldness
@@oldnite3414 🗿
Why do I feel like in a fairytale when he says: "We haven't had a big news headline for a while, have we?".
It just feels so magical, help. I love this. I already subscribed ♡
It brought about such powerful feelings from within me
it feels like nostalgia to me
You sound like a female.
Go watch Castle in the Sky, or Labyrinth or somethin
My uncle had a printing shop….i loved all the presses and little drawers holding letters….❤️
Beautifully old school!! The printing press was a such a cataclysmically revolutionary invention: "REALLY BIG NEWS!!"
this is the most wholesome thing i’ve ever seen on this platform
Keep the old tradition alive man.
He reminds me of big newa Morgan from one piece
Impressed by the amount of effort to produce ~one~ newspaper page "back in the day."😮❤️
You brought me back to my newspaper and printing job when I started as a paper boy.
This has such wholesome energy, I feel like my lifespan increased and I got some faith in the world back.
It’s a good thing when we can have moments like this, honest and wholesome content should be everywhere more often
What's wholesome about this? This is just trying to get more subscribers and clicks? This is what's wrong with society.
@@jhtsurvival it’s more wholesome than other social media can be where people are rampantly gore and borderline porn to try and amass a following and succeeding, it’s especially bad with Instagram
this short is pretty cool (cause no kids today have seen printing presses for real) and Howard’s delivery of his line shows genuine happiness for this achievement their channel has reached
Everybody on CZcams is trying to get more clicks and subs, buts it’s easier and comes off more “wholesome” when people in the video look like they’re not confused to be here and actually smiling and looking like they’re having a good time being in the video
I don’t know why Made an essay over it but if you actually read all that thanks for hearing me out over all that and while you don’t have to respect it agree with it I hope you m at least understood my perspective
"How's that for a headline?"
That makes me unsubscribe just to subscribe it again but with a smack!
Ong, bouta make a new account
😊👇
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@@EEEEEEEE lol
After he said that my thought was “well it’s a little crooked”
Love the old reliable presses he has used for a long time. Friendly gentleman
Love it, congratulations! What a beautiful piece of machinery too!
“How’s that for a headline” immediately subscribed
Haha I did the same! Now there’s almost 350k! What a great vid ❤️
Same lol
Same lol
Same
Me2. Reading a historic headline on a computer screen is one thing, holding it with both hands in a newspaper, perhaps reading it in a park and keeping it as a personal souvenir... that's a very different experience.
That old man is so freaking adorable. I just wanna listen to him tell stories about back in the day.
Fuck the old days, it was racist asf😭
You should hear my grandpa stories
@@2Loe bro thinks everybody is racist
howard aint racist lol @@2Loe
@@2LoeSomeone's sensitive😂
I love how he does this. That is such hard work cause there's so many steps. It's still beautiful and good to see thank you. 😊
Well done for keeping the old ways going and reaching out to a big new audience 👏.
This brings me back to the 1400s, when that German guy no longer wanted to continue writing the same page of a book 100 times 😂
What’s this about??
@@thatsdaniellelol Likely the original invention of the printing press, given the mention of 15th century Germany. I don't know the cause of the invention myself, but getting tired of scribing the same book by hand over and over (as scholars and monks had to do all the time back then to make new copies) is as good a reason as any
@@veszimardalath9739 except Koreans invented it more than 200 years prior to that, if we do not take into consideration the Chinese inventions prior to that
Gutenbergggggg
@@HiroJJ94 That doesnt sound right. If it was anywhere near as revolutionary it would've changed Asia forever as it did Europe. Like in no time every household would have a few books.
"How's that for a Headline" mic drop
Wow in 1 year you went from just under 100k to 2.78 million that is just crazy well done and keep it up 🎉🎉🎉
Impressive that there is still an old printing press like yours still working and there is you that knows how to make it work
Thank you and congratulations
My grandfather owned a printing company. It was in Illinois and called "Original Smith Printing." I have very fond memories of the shop!! I got to watch him running his machines!!! ❤❤❤❤
Aww, these are the best memories. I hope you cherish them forever 💙
Where was it located?
Where was it located?
@coxmosia1 They named the street after him where the new shop was built. It's called Hardman Drive, Bloomington ,Illinois...
I used a smaller version at my grandpa’s place…had a great time “making copies”!!
Is it just me or is that ink roller satisfying
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Reminds me of my school Print Shop days in the 60's.
I'm 51 years old and in my younger days I used to work for a printing shop running the Heidelberg windmill 100 years made in Germany and the grafopress grafopress made in czechoslovakia.
Glad to see this equipment still around and functional.
ive got a ton of hours running speedmasters.
This just looks so satisfying 😊
I hope howard lives forever his so kind
Sadly my friend he won't everything will come to an end and leave you alone
@@husnajawed you must be fun at parties
@@NoiceWeed I don't go to parties
@@husnajawedwe can tell
@@SmurphofChaos😂
Need him to say "I want photos of spiderman!" ...
Put a cigar in his mouth and watch him yell "PARKER!" lol
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Fantastic! Beautiful work.
That press is so beautiful! And he makes it look effortless. What a pro.
Genuinely heartwarming ❤
Watching this video thinking "those are just like the presses I saw in that museum in Sacramento" and then reading who posted it. 😆
So cool to see it in action!
I love these old letterpresses, they were the best!!
Why is this so satisfying?
As a historical interpreter, this really brought a smile to my face. Congrats you guys!
I suddenly comes to me why early media was called the “PRINTING PRESS” 🤭😣
Ughh Im so clueless
Me too
Fascinating isn’t it?
@@sethmcgregor5086 very fascinating too much
Is it safe to assume the you were born after the invention of the internet?
@@Jay_in_Japan lmao yeah my exact thoughts. Like how did they not immediately correlate the two? 😂
I studied at a Graphic Arts tech high school and we had typography as a subject a long time ago. Love your videos guys.
As a calligrapher, sign painter, how I love seeing this man work. Oh, how beautiful, how inspiring! Thank you!
his little smile at the end, this is so cute 🥹🥹
This made me smile so much. I like seeing the old technology then I can see how the printing news paper started
Me too!!
And now have been replaced by social media 😢
Looks like it use to be a more fun job than telling a computer to print something nowadays
I love this profession and Howard is a wonderful advocate. I’m in the U.K. and just love the channel. That old Washington press is fantastic. Tfs.
I absolutely just love the old school printing presses w/ the letter blocking,...they actually had a class that taught students how to do all that,....the class also included photography and how to develop film, and the set-up of the electronic printing press
This man is absolutely precious
MAN A YEAR AGO
1 years ago, in this specifc video, this channel reached 93k subscriber
Look at it now, over 2.6million in just a year
"How's That For A Headline?"
Said like a true boss
So satisfying to watch!
I just love the end result, but more than that the wait and the attention to the spreading of the ink and the wait, not to mention the hand press.
That's just class
Congratulations!!!
Ive been seeing your videos around for a while now and its always such a blessing to see these old methods used in such modern times. History is so important and youre doing such a great job preserving all of this knowledge!
Keep it up
Thank you!
@@SacramentoHistoryMuseum
I was expecting this as a reveal:
czcams.com/video/FFFMW_e0Thg/video.html
Congrats on a great channel.
This reminds me when I was in high school with the LED set print press that we had. Thank you Howard for bringing back memories . God bless you sir.🙏🇺🇲🙏
This is so awesome !!! I just finished reading Benjamin Franklin's autobiography and he talks alot about his printing operations. This is wonderful.
thanks for keeping history alive Howard I appreciate that
SHEESHHHHH, so that's how the print works, when I was a small kid I always wondered how people made newspaper print with ink
How old are you ??
@@DoctorDipshits not very old I suppose. Looking at the profile picture
I think u need to be older than 13 to be on youtube
No common sense I'm ur little brain
Imagine setting each letter of that page by hand... crazy
Now that was really neat!!❤❤
Just got here to see they’re on 2.8 mil so proud ❤️
It's so good to see Howard again. It seems like ages. Howard, you're my favorite.
You’re commenting on a video that was posted 18 months ago! I’ve posted over 150 videos of Howard since then.
Printmaking is just so damn satisfying. Just being in the print studio was one of my favorite things in undergrad.
My Dad worked at MacKenzie and Harris in San Francisco for more than 40 years did hand set type of text books art books some newspapers stuff . I got to meet Ansel Adams because he set The Gentle Wilderness and other of his books and he liked to help choose the layout and type etc so would drop by. Needless to say i love books and art ( my dad born 1907 in Oakland (( gold rush and sailed around the horn in a ship they built in Boston type folks)) kept working till 70 he also did beautiful wood work and built a boatand I'm in my mid 70s ). Thank you for sharing this, wonderful to see this traditional way of printing. getting to be a lost art.
We plan to contact M&H soon for some new type! What a wonderful printing connection and thank you for watching our videos.
In my school in Argentina, we used to work 3 times a week with this old equipment. You learn to proofread very quickly when you do this by hand. Awesome stuff!