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A. EDWARD NEWTON ON BOOKS AND BUSINESS
Newton, A. Edward
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- N.P. : Apellicon Press 1930
- 8vo.
- cloth-backed blue boards, paper cover and spine labels, top edge gilt.
- (vi), 16, (iv) pages.
- ISBN none / Order Nr. 73727
- Price: $ 50.00
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First separate edition, limited to 325 copies and signed by Newton on the colophon (Fleck A. 28). Printed by William Edwin Rudge for the Apellicon Press. Originally printed in the magazine, The World's Work. "No other collection makes the appeal that books make, They can be handled, looked at and read, all with infinite satisfaction to their possessor" (p.6). Covers darkened around edges.
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MATRIX 30
Trade edition. Matrix 30, which celebrates the fourth decade of the series. Its customary diverse range of topics includes Kenneth Tynan, the diaries of Tirzah Ravilious, letters from Edward Gordon Craig to his grandson, the Septentrio Press, wood type from the Hamilton Type Museum, printers obituaries, Brazilian favela printing, the Art and Technics series, Klingspor Typefoundry, engraving on the Mississippi, Rowley Atterbury and the Westerham Press, the wood-engravings of Geoffrey Miller, and much else besides, including a rich and varied mixture of broadsides, engravings and prints.
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LINDSAY NEWMAN
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ULF ENGLEHARDT, STOCKHOLM
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