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Paul Eisler (b. 1907 – d. 26 October 1992, London) was an Austrian inventor born in Vienna. Among his innovations relevant to the screenprinting industry were the printed circuit board and the rear window defroster. Eisler graduated in engineering from the Vienna University of Technology in 1930....
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Saul “Ray” Rueby (Rubenstein) was born 14 Dec 1898 in Troy, Pike County, Alabama to Woodford Benjamin Rubenstein and Anna “Belle” (Paschtein) Rubenstein. He was married to Alice Belle (Marshall) Rueby, and he was the father of Ray Rueby, Jr. (1926-2019) and Alys (Rueby) Tracewell...
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Harry Gottlieb (September 23, 1895 – July 4, 1992) was an American painter, screenprinter, lithographer, and educator. Biography Gottlieb was born in Bucharest, Romania, on September 23, 1895.[1] He immigrated to America in 1907, and his family settled in Minneapolis.[2] His family was Jewish.[3] From 1915...
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David Ream was one of the early innovators of the screenprinting process as we know it today. Screenprinting did not exist until frames with wire mesh attached were first used, albeit with the ink transferred by brush or a roller (see Patent 106874, H.W. Rudolf, 1870) through the open areas of the stencil....
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Benjamin Walker was one of the early innovators of the screenprinting process as we know it today. Screenprinting did not exist until frames with wire mesh attached were first used, albeit with the ink transferred by brush or a roller (see Patent 106874, H.W. Rudolf, 1870) through the open areas of the...