The obsolete constellation Officina Typographica, The Printing Office, is a southern constellation bordering Monoceros, Canis Major and Puppis. It was introduced by Johann Elert Bode in 1801, and its stars now belong to Puppis. Officina Typographica spans 20 degrees of the zodiac in the Signs of Cancer and Leo.

Abbreviation: Off
Genitive: Officinae Typographicae ^[1]

Officina Typographica Constellation Stars

2000	2050	Star	Name	Sp. Class	Mag.	Orb
28♋19	29♋01	KQ Pup		M2	4.82	1°00′
00♌26	01♌08	140 Pup		K3	4.98	1°00′
01♌52	02♌34	4 Pup		F2	5.03	1°00′
03♌41	04♌23	6 Pup		K3	5.17	1°00′
07♌01	07♌43	232 Pup		A1	4.61	1°00′
08♌34	09♌16	19 Pup		K0	4.72	1°00′
09♌58	10♌40	16 Pup		B5	4.40	1°10′

Officina Typographica Astrology

Robson

OFFICINA TYPOGRAPHICA. The Printing Office.

History. Formed by Bode in 1800, but now obsolete.

Influence. It is said to give a keen and original mind, and honour through literature and art. ^[2]

Allen

Officina Typographica, the Printing Office,
was formed by Bode — at all events, first published by him — from stars immediately east of Sirius; but it is seldom found on the maps of our day, nor recognized by astronomers, although Father Secchi inserted it on his planisphere of 1878. ^[1]

References

1. SkyEye: Officina Typographica
2. Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology, Vivian E. Robson, 1923, p.54.
3. Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning, Richard H. Allen, 1889, p.297.