The International Printing Museum
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The International Printing Museum's Brand Colors
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#ECDCAC
Chamois
236, 220, 172
45, 63, 80
0, 7, 27, 7
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Chamois
236, 220, 171
45, 63, 80
0, 7, 28, 7
#7C1519
Falu Red
124, 21, 25
358, 71, 28
0, 83, 80, 51
About The International Printing Museum
The International Printing Museum is a renowned public non-profit organization dedicated to bringing the history of printing and books to life. Founded in 1988 by David Jacobson and Ernest A. Lindner, the museum showcases The Lindner Collection of Antique Printing Machinery, one of the world's most extensive collections of its kind.
The mission of the museum is to engage a diverse audience through interactive demonstrations, historical re-enactments, and hands-on workshops. Since its establishment, the museum has reached over 500,000 individuals through its various programs. Visitors to the museum can enjoy guided tours and participate in exciting events such as the Boy Scout Merit Badge Day, the Los Angeles Printers Fair, and Krazy Kraft Day for Kids.
The museum's dedicated staff also visits schools across California through its History in Motion program, providing educational outreach to students. Recognized globally for its collection's size and scope, the International Printing Museum continuously strives to share the history and significance of printing with its community and the world
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1988
Company size
2-10 employees
