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" INVENTION OF PRINTING, REVOLUTION WITHIN REVOLUTION."
Barker, Nicolas
Volume 35, Number 2 of the Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress

- (Washington D.C.) : Library of Congress April 1978 - 4to. - stiff paper wrappers - (v), 66-138, (4) pages - Order Nr. 92761 - Price: $ 10.00

This issue has the following articles: "The Invention of Printing, Revolution within Revolution" by Nicholas Barker, "The Early Illustrated Book, Highlights from a Lecture" by Philip Hofer, "Into Something Rich and Strange, Of Dreams, Art, and the Unconscious" by Eleanor Cameron, and "The Hauslab-Liechtenstein Map Collection" by Walter W. Ristow. Illustrated in black-and-white throughout. Lower corner of text creased, fore-edge of text has stain which bled onto three leaves, wrappers soiled

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MAZIARCZYK PASTE PAPERS by Bolton, Claire First edition, limited to 175 numbered copies. Contains nineteen samples of Claire Maziarczyk's paste papers, and also describes how they are made. The text includes a history of paste papers and notes on the range of patterns used.