Thüringer Papierwarenfabrik C. Schröter GmbH & Co KG
About Thüringer Papierwarenfabrik C. Schröter
Around 1440, Johannes Gutenberg in Mainz invented the printing of books using individual letters, which he initially carved from beech wood. Hence the name of the letters: Letters, i.e. characters, which were carved from beech staves. The first book printer to set up shop in Mühlhausen was Georg Hantzsch and is documented from 1567.
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