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<p>[QUOTE="KSW, post: 1248501, member: 8708"]Had a quick Google and didn't come up with much.</p><p>Mathias Goes was the first to bring print to Antwerp in the 15th century. A son Hugo came to London and then York in the early 1500s.</p><p>The ship is meant to represent progress and commercial enterprise.</p><p>I can't find anything about Conigree if that's what it says.</p><p>Can't find anything about more recent descendants or companies using this image.</p><p>So, some beginner questions- What date did metal blocks like this replace wood cuts?</p><p>If this image was used in the 15th century, what's a printing block doing here now?. Why would it be recreated for a company that doesn't exist any more?</p><p>When did this form of printing cease?</p><p>Still googling but any help would be great as without you I'd still be googling ships!.</p><p><img src="styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png" class="mceSmilie" alt=":)" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="KSW, post: 1248501, member: 8708"]Had a quick Google and didn't come up with much. Mathias Goes was the first to bring print to Antwerp in the 15th century. A son Hugo came to London and then York in the early 1500s. The ship is meant to represent progress and commercial enterprise. I can't find anything about Conigree if that's what it says. Can't find anything about more recent descendants or companies using this image. So, some beginner questions- What date did metal blocks like this replace wood cuts? If this image was used in the 15th century, what's a printing block doing here now?. Why would it be recreated for a company that doesn't exist any more? When did this form of printing cease? Still googling but any help would be great as without you I'd still be googling ships!. :-)[/QUOTE]
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