A photographic journey to discover the historical universe of typefaces and printing. The digital revolution changed the face of printshops, where type cabinets, hand and cylinder presses gave way to monitors and laser printers. Tipoteca Italiana, a private foundation established in 1995 to preserve the Italian type and printing heritage, through the photographs of Fabio Zonta and other photographers displays the history of the first decade of activity, preserving the visual memory of extinct workplaces.