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Kim Scheinberg (kims@mas.to)'s status on Thursday, 05-Jun-2025 04:29:13 JST Kim Scheinberg
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I have one of these and bought another as a gift. I could not love them more
Flongs forever!

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  Glenn Fleishman (glennf@zeppelin.flights)'s status on Thursday, 05-Jun-2025 04:29:15 JST Glenn Fleishman
  
  I have a few remarkable, unique items that you can purchase that relate directly to the book:
  • Four-sheet original 1970s Peanuts color molds
  • A letterpress print with “flong” re-creation of a Zippy the Pinhead strip!
  See https://glog.glennf.com/hcwm-store/peanuts-color-printing-matsflongs and https://glog.glennf.com/hcwm-store/zippy-letterpress-print
  https://zeppelin.flights/@glennf/114620597913497365
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  1. Four sheets of flong (molds or matrices) of a Sunday Peanuts strip from the 1970s. Material is purplish with debossing (reverse relief) revealing characters and dialog.
    https://cdn.masto.host/zeppelinflights/media_attachments/files/114/626/721/227/956/032/original/1917eb4be0629738.jpeg
  2. Beige handmade paper with rough edge (deckled edge) with a flong re-creation (reverse relief) flong re-creation of a Zippy the Pinhead strip at top, a letterpress black ink print below it (“The Beginning of the End”), and a metal type printed caption and information below that.
    https://cdn.masto.host/zeppelinflights/media_attachments/files/114/626/721/544/709/235/original/c0ff8d098b513aba.jpeg
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    Peanuts Color Printing Mats/Flongs
    
    Get a unique, rare, and never-to-be-made again piece of comics and printing history with a set of Peanuts printing molds created in the 1970s. The set comprises four colors—cyan/blue, magenta/red, yellow, and black—used for full-color newspaper and other printing. Originally created for an Englis
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    “Zippy the Pinhead” Letterpress Mat/Mold Re-Creation and Print
    
    This unique letterpress-printed work on handmade paper, suitable for framing, showcases a 1991 Zippy the Pinhead comic strip by re-creating the cartoon on a single sheet as a historic printing mold ( a “mat” or “flong” ) and as a letterpress print. It also features printed handset metal type ident
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    Glenn Fleishman (@glennf@zeppelin.flights)
    
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    Attached: 4 images How Comics Are Made is out TODAY in bookstores! Tracing the steps and telling the stories between a cartoonist’s pen and the newsprint page, my book travels across over 130 years of artistic and technological development. https://howcomicsaremade.com/#preorder

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