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[See all wooden presses of the International Printing Museum<\/a>.]<\/p>\n The Indianapolis Star (January 11, 1953. Page 20): \u2018On a trip to Massachusetts for purchase of several items for his company, Mr. Bookwalter saw the old Ramage in the lobby of a firm at Norwood, Mass., 14 miles from Boston. … Mr. Bookwalter finally persuaded owners of the historic press to \u201cloan\u201d it for placing in the reporduction of the Elihu Stout shop at Vincennes when it is ready.\u2019<\/p>\n Philip Gaskell (1956) notes: \u201cA ramage of the 1805-15 period, formerly owned by the Norwood Press.\u201d<\/p>\n Gaskell (1970, p 32) mentions: \u201cUSA 19. The Bookwalter Company, Indianapolis, Ind.\u201d. He notes: \u201cStamped \u2018Ramage\u2019 on the spindle; formerly owned by the Norwood Press.\u201d<\/p>\n The Wayzgoose Gazette<\/a> (Newsletter of the International Printing Museum, Volume 8, Number 1, July 1998) describes how the Ramage press was acquired in 1998. Page 2: \u2018We inquired about the Ramage press and were told it had been crated and moved to Chicago.\u2019 Rand McNally and Ted McNally donated the press to the International printing Museum.<\/p>\n Video: \u2018Printing on the Ramage pres<\/a>s\u2019. Video by David Crammer, uploaded on July 5, 2009.<\/p>\n