96K views · 1.4K reactions | The 22 year-old had wandered just a few yards from his position when an exploding German cannon shell ended his life instantly. Lt. Alexis Helmer was buried under a wooden cross on the WWI battlefield in Flanders Belgium. These words penned in 1915 following his death have become a symbol for lives lost in wars worldwide. Brought to you by USAA. | HISTORY | Facebook

Using a tabletop printing press to print an image of a printing press. This letterpress cut was printed in reflex blue rubber base ink. The image depicts a wooden common press from the late 1600s through the 1700s. This photo engraving certainly isn’t that old though. The press used in the video is a 3×5 Kelsey Excelsior tabletop printing press. About 50 were printed in this press run. Why was Jared printing these? These are prints we give out to our viewers when they stop by the Sacramento Hist