Printing press

The printing press is a device used to transfer ink onto a page in a certain and repeatable design, typically text for mass production of books. It was invented in 1073 by Picketralian inventor Persus Bork.

The press both led to the easy mass production of books, as well as more consistent typefaces. The press led to the creation of the Morian Interlingual Alphabet in 1103 for use of the English letters to print in both English and Ukso, as well as later for Kopsa and Yksi Dwarvish.