Riso Print GOCCO B6 – Vintage Portable Printing Kit (1977)

A rare piece of Japanese design and DIY print history

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Invented in 1977 by Riso Kagaku Corporation, the Print GOCCO is a cult classic in home printing: a portable, self-contained screen-printing system that lets you create vibrant, multi-colour prints from anywhere. Long before digital convenience, the GOCCO brought professional-quality printing into the hands of artists, designers, and families across Japan.

This B6 model comes almost perfectly complete with its original components, including:

• Plastic body & lightbulb house (powder blue)

• 3 x Master Screens

• 6 x Lightbulbs (incomplete box of 10)

• B6 original packet of printing paper

• Master grid paper for creating designs

• Blue filter

• Ink (Partially used tubes)

  • Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Brown, Black & White

• Manuals & example brochures

• Original 1977 packaging box

Compact, charming, and endlessly creative, the Print GOCCO became a beloved tool for stationery, zines, and DIY art projects. Today, it’s a prized collectible, equally at home in a design studio, print lab, or vintage tech collection.

Condition: Printer in excellent condition, some bruising to cardboard box, partially used ink tubes, screens & paper materials in original condition.
Model: B6 (Original powder blue body, 1977 release)
Made in Japan

Own a piece of printmaking history! A portable studio that inspired a global movement of analog creativity.

Perfect for: Collectors, printmakers, zine artists, or anyone who loves tactile, hands-on design tools.
Rarity: Discontinued and increasingly hard to find, especially in complete kits.
Additional ink & bulbs: Can be purchased online

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