Step 1: Identify the chronological order of presses linked to distinct printmaking methods.
(C) Block Printing Press: The initial press type, originating from wine and paper presses, utilized by Gutenberg in the 15th century for woodblocks and movable type (relief printing).
(D) Etching Press: A 16th-century roller press designed to generate the necessary pressure for intaglio techniques like etching and engraving.
(A) Litho Press: Developed in the late 18th century by Senefelder, this press uses a scraper bar to apply pressure for planographic printing.
(B) Routing Press: A more modern, industrial machine used for high-speed cutting and engraving, appearing after the artistic presses.
Step 2: The accurate chronological sequence is (C), (D), (A), (B).