Hang on lads, I've got an idea

Article Abstract:

Printing was first developed in China, but it was not easy to mechanize printing with the Chinese alphabet, since it had many characters. Printing was later developed in Europe in the 15th century, and the pioneer was Johannes Gutenberg, a Strasbourg goldsmith who used steel blocks to make moulds for letter blocks. Print shops gradually spread, and book printing took off, as did translations from Greek and Latin to modern languages. Liguistic standards then developed as a result of this. The web is a new development that could make Californian English become standard.

Biography, Printers (Persons), Gutenberg, Johannes

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The lost art of money

Article Abstract:

The United States is known for the different types of paper money and notes issued by a variety of financial institutions up until the mid 1800s. Asher Durand and Alonzo Foringer are some of the artists famous for their money engravings. The 1996 $100 bills have forgone beauty for counterfeit security.

Innovations, Design and construction, Money, Dollar (United States), Paper money

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The colour of money

Article Abstract:

Security inks can be used to combat counterfeiting of money as well as products. The techniques used are examined in detail.

Product development

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