We are developing an exhibit on the
making (printing) of a Bible. In the
exhibit we want to have hands on
activities related to printing,
including rubricating initial letters,
printing simple lines of type or
possibly pages, etc. Has anyone out
there created or seen hands-on
activities associated with books and
printing.

Also, does anyone know where I can find
a miniature model of Gutenberg’s
printing press?

PS-For those of you in the big Coca-Cola
Debate. My museum sells Coca-Cola from a
1950’s Vendo 110 Coke machine in 8 oz.
Bottles for five cents each. (That’s
right, five cents each!)

Want to know why?

You can probably figure it out if you
visit us at www.bmuseum.org.

Thanks
Ralph E. Calhoun, Jr., Executive
Director
Biedenharn Museum and Gardens

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