One of a set of ten textile printing blocks with a Paisley pattern, used by David Evans of Crayford, Kent

Electro-single colour half-tone copper plate on a wood base mount, for a fossil print, one of eleven printing blocks marked for Geography Magazine of 1924

Electro-single colour half-tone copper plate on a wood base mount, for a fossil print, one of eleven printing blocks marked for Geography Magazine of 1924

Electro-single colour half-tone copper plate on a wood base mount, for a fossil print, one of eleven printing blocks marked for Geography Magazine of 1924

Electro-single colour half-tone copper plate on a wood base mount, for a fossil print, one of eleven printing blocks marked for Geography Magazine of 1924

Electro-single colour half-tone copper plate on a wood base mount, for a landscape print, one of eleven printing blocks marked for Geography Magazine of 1924

Zinc die open-line plate on a wood base block, one of eleven printing blocks marked for Geography Magazine of 1924

Zinc die open-line plate on a wood base block, one of eleven printing blocks marked for Geography Magazine of 1924

Zinc die open-line plate on a wood base block, one of eleven printing blocks marked for Geography Magazine of 1924

Zinc die open-line plate on a wood base block, one of eleven printing blocks marked for Geography Magazine of 1924

Zinc die open-line plate on a wood base block, one of eleven printing blocks marked for Geography Magazine of 1924

Zinc die open-line plate on a wood base block, one of eleven printing blocks marked for Geography Magazine of 1924

Printing block of wood, one-piece, with a silhouette view of Edinburgh Castle

Printing block, a copper printing plate mounted on a wood block, with a scene of the Royal Scottish Museum print shop with a Columbian press, from the museum printshop, 1964

Printing block of assembled pieces of boxwood, with keyblock print for design of plants and a bird: Japan, 19th century

Printing block of wood, oblong with pierced handle, carved with Tibetan script, used for printing Buddhist prayers for prayer wheels: Tibet, 19th century AD