Kfar Monash Press
Kfar Monash Press (דפוס כפר-מונאש, May 1946 - Present) is an Israeli printing establishment active in the middle of the 20th century. The printing division is an integral part of the Kfar Monash Moshav - a cooperative community located in central Israel on the Sharon Plain. It was formed by Jewish-Australian engineers in the mapping division of the British Royal Engineer Corps in northern Libya. It was named after its Jewish-Australian general and civil engineer, John Monash (1865 - 1831). Like most Moshav, it was initially a farming community, but the highly trained engineers also established a photolithographic press. The moshav and press still operate.
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