[slickfree]

PRINTER'S DEVIL in the detail?

What a "striking example" to mention the words ... 'stereotype pigeonhole" ...
which is an ancient printing term, in a printing sense it was first coined in 1798.

It represents a printing object originally a duplicate impression of an original
typographical element used for printing instead of the original.

Maybe the killer was a printer ... because the "type" used
by printers is always worked while in the "upside down, and backwards" position.

.... what do you think?

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

.... what do you think?
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I think I need another drink.