Graphic Museum Old Linköping is a living museum that focuses on the history and techniques of printing, particularly from the 1950s era. The museum showcases a range of vintage machines and lead types used in the printing process, allowing visitors to observe traditional methods of producing printed materials. The collection includes items produced from the 1500s to the 1980s, highlighting the evolution of printing technology over the centuries.
In addition to its historical exhibits, the museum offers various printing services. Visitors can request custom printing for simpler items such as napkins, business cards, notepads, and wedding invitations. The museum also sells multi-colored napkins featuring different prints and manufactures handmade paper from rags, available both with and without watermarks. Handmade paper products can be purchased on-site, providing a tangible connection to the craft of printing.
Entry to the museum is free, making it accessible to a wide audience interested in the history of printing and the craftsmanship involved. The museum features a variety of historical printing machines and products, providing an educational experience for those looking to learn more about this aspect of cultural heritage.