LS - MAGAZINE PRINTING PRESS

Printed, cut and folded magazine sections spit out of the Curtis Publishing printing press, where they are examined by a press technician.

07/24/08 The New York Times announced that they will soon be raising prices on the newsstand cost of their paper in order to make up for declines in ad revenue and increased printing costs.

Paper being printed with magazine elements shoots through Curtis Publishing printing press.

Prepped magazine plates of the Saturday Evening Post are installed on a printing press prior to a printing run.

A forklift driver lifts a batch of magazine sections newly produced by the Curtis Publishing printing press.

Technicians add color ink to giant printing press, rollers are engaged and the press is turned on.

A print technician gathers together a batch of magazine sections newly produced by the Curtis Publishing printing press.

Separately printed sections of the Saturday Evening Post are combined and then joined with the cover page at the Curtis Publishing printing press.

Separate ink wells are engaged and additional color separations begin to be printed on the giant Curtis Publishing printing press.

Newspapers being printed on a 1940s printing press.