louis crandall is the founder and the owner of this museum. he is an old printer. he began printing when he was 14 years old, down in mesa, arizona, and has been printing his whole life and when he moved to provo he brought all of his old printing material, his old printing presses and the type and everything, and started showing the people and just sort of expanded from that, from -- the reasonable press is what we have here today. first thing they experience is learning about the printing -- using moveable metal type, beginning with the gutenberg printing press. this is the rep mix cal of the gutenberg printing press, the first thing printed using moveable type. what this is, it's a converted press. guttenberg, when he had to figure out a way to -- he saw the old olive press, the wine press and said, i'll use that. you have a screw down the middle there and throw that handle or that flat board. and then he built this. this is a place to put the type. this is called the bed of the press. and this is where you put the type. you have the type made, you put the type

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. >> we are here at the crandall historical printing museum in provo, utah.this museum has been here for around 18-20 years. here at the museum we tell the history of printing from the beginning. we do it by telling the history of the printing of the scriptures, which is appropriate since the first book printed using movable metal type was the bible. so that's where we start. louis crandall is the founder and the owner of this museum. is an old printer. he began printing when he was 14, down in mesa, arizona, and he had been printing his whole life. so he knows printing. we moved to provo he brought all of his old printed material, his old printing presses and the type and everything, and started showing the people and it just sort of expanded from that. the original press is up to what we have here today. first thing they experience is learning about the printing, using movable metal type, beginning with the printing press in 1850. this is a replicate of the gutenberg printing press, the first printed using movable metal type. this press, basically what this

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