Johnston Sans and Gill

Malcolm Wooden

A piece on BBC about the anniversary of London Underground signage using Johnston Sans:
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-35916807

KP Mawhood

The museum has created a giant and unorthodox method of printing Johnston Sans - a 12.5 ton steamroller. 

"We're going to make some huge, laser-cut Johnston wood types, ink them up with a really big roller, lay very large sheets of paper over the top, and then drive over it with a steamroller."

Chris Lozos

Wood that I could see that! ;-)

Kent Lew

The Museum of Printing (formerly in North Andover, MA; soon to be re-opening in Havervill, MA) has usually included a Steamroller Printing event during its Printing Arts Fair each summer.

kupfers

It’s great fun. We did it last year at school with Dafi Kühne 

Deleted Account

That is amazing. And you can adjust the pressure just by feeding the driver.