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Nickel-faced electrotype from a French wood engraving depicting morning

Two electrotypes of wood engravings made by the beeswax mould process

1977

Rotary electrotype for London Regional Transport ticket macines

1985

Nickel-faced electrotype

Electrotype showing map of Stationers' Hall area

Rotary electrotype printing plate with a facing of nickel

1890-1950

"College" electrotype

Electrotype copies of three ancient Chinese bronze weights

Nickel-faced electrotype made from a wood engraving depicting a bearded gentleman

Nickel-faced electrotype

Composite four page laminated electrotype as used for the last letterpress-printed issue of Reader's Digest

Copper electrotype (mounted), for Stevens patent doughmaking machine advertisement

1850

Copper electrotype (mounted), for Stevens patent doughmaking machine advertisement

1850

Electrotype plate from Oxford English Dictionary

Plastic backed 'College' electrotype printing plate

Electrotype printing plate with a copper 'shell' reinforced with an alloy of 96% lead

Thermoplastic electrotype mould

Lunar Crater model

1849-1851

Specimen of an electrotype plate from the original Scheutz difference engine. Signed by Charles Babbage, 20th October, 1856

Specimen of an electrotype plate from the original Scheutz difference engine. Signed by Charles Babbage

Bookbinders electrotype plate with copper shell. Used for gold or metallic foil blocking in bookbinding. 23 ct. gold specimen, one of thirty six specimens (mainly printing plates), mostly in current use. 1890-1950.

Bookbinders electrotype plate with copper shell

Electrotype by De-la-Rue

Electrotype by De-la-Rue

Framed Electrotype of brass on copper, dated April 2nd, 1845

Framed Electrotype of brass on copper, dated April 2nd, 1845

Cased electrotype from a daguerreotype, portrait of a man, 1857

Portrait of a man

1857

Electrotype reproductions of Angustan Roman Cup before and after restoration ("Enkomi Cup" )

The bull cup from Enkomi (reproduction) Cyprus, 15th century BC