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PICA ROMAN TYPE IN ELIZABETHAN ENGLAND.
Ferguson, W. Craig
First edition. An important study of the differences among letter forms used by Elizabethan printers. Covers the period from 1550, when punch-cutters first arrived in England, to 1610, when new Dutch faces started to flood the market. Well-illustrated, with 171 plates of original text pages.
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MANUAL OF CLASSICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY: COMPRISING A COPIOUS DE...
by Moss, Joseph William
Second edition, revised and enlarged. The best edition. (Besterman 1377). Descriptions of nearly 7,500 titles and editions of the classics. Includes critical reviews of the different editions and information on translations. From the library of A.N.L. Munby with his bookplate on front pastedown and the personal booklabel of H.P. Kraus in each volume. Covers rubbed with some wear at the bottom of the spine of Volume one.
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