The reason? My new Albion arrived this morning. It was delivered, assembled and set-up by the guys at AMR, who I recommend highly. More details to follow but I wanted to share some photos.
I feel I must warn readers of a sensitive disposition that the piston and platen have, at some time, been painted bright red. I was planning on repainting them but I have to say that it is growing on me and I think the colour will stay. I have christened it "Red".



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The platen is 24 x 18 inches so I would expect to get a good impression up to a quarter of that size; 12 x 9 inches. I will have to see how much further I can push it but I cannot see myself engraving blocks much larger than that. "Red" was made in 1902. You can see a sequence of photographs of the assembly here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/artistandy/sets/72157594281103061/
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