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(Ashendene Press) Hornby, C.H. St J. A DESCRIPTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE BOOKS PRINTED AT THE ASHENDENE PRESS MDCCCXCV - MCMXXXV.
Chelsea Ashendene Press 1935 4to. full leather with a stamped gilt design on the front cover and title in gilt on spine, five raised bands, top edge gilt, others uncut, original marbled paper-covered slipcase. (viii), 172 pages.
Limited to 390 numbered and signed copies (Bibliography XL; Leaf Book - Chalmers 65). The last book of the press. Printed on paper specially made by Joseph Batchelor & Sons and hand-printed by Hornby. Contains an historical introduction by Hornby followed by the detailed bibliographical descriptions of both the books and the ephemera printed at the press. Illustrated with collotype and photogravures (printed by Emery Walker), showing plates of bindings and several of the hand-painted vellum copies. Also includes examples of woodcuts, facsimile pages from important books, printer's marks, samples of initial letters, watermarks, and a few actual specimens of press work (thus making this a leaf book). With some initial letters filled in by hand by Graily Hewitt. Hornby's introduction is most informative about his goals in establishing the Press, and also reveals his personality and sense of humor - at one point he jokes about collectors' frustrations at obtaining copies of a book with a very small limitation. Four page prospectus of books dated February, 1931, loosely inserted. Slipcase shows minor rubbing. Leather rubbed along hinges with rub through at bottom of spine.
Price: $ 2,500.00 other currencies Order nr. 114213

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(Bird & Bull Press) Bidwell, John (editor) EARLY AMERICAN PAPERMAKING: TWO TREATISES ON MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES REPRINTED FROM JAMES CUTBUSH'S AMERICAN ARTIST'S MANUAL (1814).
New Castle, DE Oak Knoll Books 1990 8vo. cloth, printed paper over boards, leather spine label. 90, (2) pages.
This first edition work is limited to 180 copies. Editor John Bidwell has located the first known account of hand papermaking to define American practice in relation to its European heritage. This text first appeared in James Cutbush's The American Artist's Manual (Philadelphia: 1814) and has been reprinted, including an original sample of Gilpin machine-made paper. A lengthy and well-researched introduction by John Bidwell examines the early history of papermaking in America, the English and French sources used by Cutbush, and the specific American papermaking techniques. The introduction has been printed by Henry Morris of the Bird & Bull Press on Frankfurt paper. The facsimile reprint has been printed by lithography and the book has been bound by Campbell-Logan Bindery.
Price: $ 450.00 other currencies Order nr. 31789

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(Bird & Bull Press) Bidwell, John (editor) EARLY AMERICAN PAPERMAKING: TWO TREATISES ON MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES REPRINTED FROM JAMES CUTBUSH'S AMERICAN ARTIST'S MANUAL (1814).
New Castle Oak Knoll Books 1990 8vo. cloth, printed paper over boards, leather spine label, in a larger slipcase with a separate portfolio containing a piece of Robeson handmade paper. 90, (2) pages.
First edition, limited to 180 copies of which this is one of the 35 special copies bound thus and containing a folded piece of original Robeson handmade paper with watermark referred to in the text as "exhibiting the typical characteristics of handmade stock produced in the middle or late 1830s, when many American mills had already adopted mass production methods." The watermark and countermark in this paper are also reproduced as illustrations. Editor John Bidwell has located the first known account of hand papermaking to define American practice in relation to its European heritage. This text first appeared in James Cutbush's The American Artist's Manual (Philadelphia: 1814) and has been reprinted, including an original sample of Gilpin machine-made paper. A lengthy and well-researched introduction by John Bidwell examines the early history of papermaking in America, the English and French sources used by Cutbush, and the specific American papermaking techniques. The introduction has been printed by Henry Morris of the Bird & Bull Press on Frankfurt paper. The facsimile reprint has been printed by lithography and the book has been bound by Campbell-Logan Bindery.
Price: $ 650.00 other currencies Order nr. 31790

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(Bird & Bull Press) Bregman, Alvan EMBLEMATA
The Emblem Books of Andrea Alciato. A Leaf Book with Eight New Emblems by Henricus de Nova Villa Newtown, PA Bird & Bull Press 2007 8vo. quarter morocco, Japanese cloth sides, cloth slipcase, leather spine label, paper label bearing emblem on top board (vi), 128, (14) pages plus leaf
One of 124 bound thus, of 140 copies, with an original leaf. The original leaves included are taken from the 1589 Paris edition of the Alciato emblem book. From the prospectus: "During the late Renaissance, the most famous professor of law in all of Europe was Andrea Alciato (1492-1550) of Milan. ...Almost accidentally, he was responsible for creating a whole new genre of publication consisting of text and image, known as the emblem book. Alciato's emblems were built upon the Latin epigrams he liked to write as a learned pastime. ...Surprisingly, however, there are few books in English devoted to Alciato or to his emblems. No separate overview of Alciato's life and writing is known. In addition to the history of the emblem books, the author provides much personal information that illuminates the character and personality of Alciato. Alvan Bergman has written an illustrated text on the subject usually directed to scholarly specialist, but he has done so in a way that is engaging and informative to the non-specialist reader. " The eight contemporary emblems are illustrated by Wesley Bates's wood engravings are included as an Appendix.
Price: $ 450.00 other currencies Order nr. 94029

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(Bird & Bull Press) Harris, Elizabeth M. THE ART OF MEDAL ENGRAVING.
Newtown, PA Bird & Bull Press 1991 4to. Japanese cloth with leather spine label. 56 pages.
First edition, limited to 230 numbered copies. Henry Morris printed only 160 copies of this book (Leaf Book - Chalmers 198). With introduction by Henry Morris. Discusses the history and invention of one the lesser-known graphic processes. Includes an original complete folio leaf from Achille Collas' "Tresor de numismatique," which demonstrates the process,95540 and reproductions of medal-engraved American works. Printed on Johannot mouldmade paper. With prospectus loosely inserted.
Price: $ 100.00 other currencies Order nr. 61557

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A Papermaking First

(Bird & Bull Press) Heaney, Howell, Lotte Hellinga, and Richard Hills. THREE LIONS AND THE CROSS OF LORRAINE, BARTHOLOMAEUS ANGLICUS, JOHN OF TREVISA, JOHN TATE, WYNKYN DE WORDE, AND DE PROPRIETATIBUS RERUM.
Newtown, PA Bird & Bull Press 1992 tall 4to. quarter leather, paper over boards. 40, (22) pages.
Limited to 138 numbered copies, this work was printed at the Bird & Bull Press by Henry Morris using Van Dijck types by M&H Type on Frankfurt mouldmade paper. Three Lions and the Cross of Lorraine, Bartholomaeus Anglicus, John of Trevisa, John Tate, Wynkyn De Worde, and De Proprietatibus Rerum contains four essays written for this volume, 19 facsimiles of the woodcuts from DE PROPRIETATIBUS RERUM, and an actual leaf, inserted in a mylar folder, taken from a defective copy of DE PRORIETATIBUS RERUM (circa 1495 and printed by Wynkyn de Worde). This book was the first English book printed on paper made in England and the use of Tate's paper is proudly cited in the epiloque of the actual book. After Tate's death in 1507, three failed attempts to make paper in England happened during the 16th century but English papermaking was not established until John Spilman's successful mill in 1585. Hills has written about John Tate and his papermill. Such a leaf is rare, for it is highly unlikely another incomplete copy of Bartholomaeus will be on the market again. Henry Morris in his foreword says about this book, "I knew it would probably be the most important work I could ever hope to produce in the field of papermaking history." Loosely inserted is a printed note from the publisher commenting on the small limitation.
Price: $ 2,000.00 other currencies Order nr. 36463

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(Bird & Bull Press) Hunter II, Dard DARD HUNTER & SON
N.P. (but Newtown, PA) Bird & Bull Press 1998 4to. quarter black morocco, leather spine label, Japanese cloth-covered boards, cloth-covered clamshell box with leather spine label. 152, (6) pages, with 30 additional pages and 6 additional leaves of paper & printing samples, and reproductions.
This fine letterpress work is an edition limited to only 225 numbered copies, of which 180 are pre-subscribed (Leaf Book - Chalmers 215). Henry Morris' Bird & Bull Press has now published a new Dard Hunter book, which aims to "provide a reasonable taste of the original [The Life Work], sufficient perhaps to appreciate the unstinting quality of the artistry and uncommon skill that was lavished on this work," and to provide additional material, including some on Dard Hunter II. The introduction by Mr. Morris is followed by Dard Hunter II's account of the writing of his father's biography, followed in turn by Dard Hunter III's short account of the life of Dard II, with color plates. Dard Hunter & Son documents Hunter's early Roycroft days, studies in Vienna, stained-glass windows, first paper mill in Marlborough NY, early watermarks, typefounding experiments, the move to "Mountain House," brief venture into large-scale hand papermaking, later moulds and watermarks, and his publications. Each topic is complemented by appropriate illustrations. There are three tipped-in-plates with 55 color reproductions of swatches of marbled and paste papers done by Hunter in his Vienna days, three samples (reprintings by Bird & Bull) of 2-color page or cover designs done for the Roycrofters, photos of the Marlborough Mill and a reduced-size reprint of a Dard Hunter poster drawing of the mill, original leaves from various publications, a bound-in sample of paper made by Dard Hunter and two by his son, tipped-in photos of Dard Hunter demonstrating papermaking at MIT in 1946, and a tipped-in facsimile of a page of notes made by Dard Hunter while visiting an English paper mill. The book concludes with a ten-page facsimile of the journal kept by Dard Hunter II while writing the Life Work. In all, there are about seventy individual text illustrations or facsimiles, twenty or so tipped-in plates, and sixteen printings or reprintings by the Hunters and print reproductions by Bird & Bull. This work is set in Ehrhardt type and printed on Frankfurt mould made paper at Bird & Bull. The multi-talented Dard Hunter (1883-1966), who eventually settled upon papermaking and the history of paper as his life's work, is a person of considerable interest in the recent history of the book arts. Relatively little, however, of a biographical nature has been published about him: chiefly his own autobiography of 1958, and the Life Work of Dard Hunter by his son, Dard Hunter II (1917-1989), itself an impressive work printed in Dard Hunter II's own type, and produced in a very limited edition in the early 1980s. Also includes a prospectus.
Price: $ 1,750.00 other currencies Order nr. 53318

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(Bird & Bull Press) Morris, Henry CONSERVATORY FOR MY PROSPECTUSES AND SPECIMEN LEAVES
Newtown, PA Bird & Bull Press 2008 small folio cloth, leather spine label, clamshell case with leather spine label 90, (8) pages
Limited to only 100 numbered copies and out of print upon publication. This book combines Henry's brief descriptions of the books that he has published over 50 years complemented by bound-in examples of original prospectuses and leaves in Henry Morris's possession. Included are many scarce early prospectuses, of which he had kept a small hoard. There are 36 pages of brief commentaries on the books, facsimiles of relevant letters plus leaves from books which will be unknown to Morris's subscribers. The 46 inserts are bound-in and not removable, thus providing a permanent record of the progression and variety of works produced over a fifty-year period. As the inserts are so varied and quantities limited, no two copies are alike. This book is a perfect example of the value of doing leaf books as it demonstrates the progression of the Bird & Bull Press through actual examples of its work through 50 years. The prospectus for the present volume is loosely laid-in. We are offering this book at its publication price for a period of time even though it is now out of print.
Price: $ 500.00 other currencies Order nr. 98953

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EARLY PRINTING AND LEAF BOOKS. CATALOGUE 263.
New Castle, DE Oak Knoll Books n.d. (2005) 8vo. stiff paper wrappers. 216 pages.
Illustrated bookseller's catalogue describing 984 books with a number illustrated. Includes 68 leaf books. Index.
Price: $ 15.00 other currencies Order nr. 106069

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(Fawcett, Benjamin) McLean, Ruari and Antonia. BENJAMIN FAWCETT ENGRAVER AND COLOUR PRINTER, WITH A LIST OF HIS BOOKS AND PLATES.
Hampshire, England Scolar Press 1988 small 4to. quarter leather, top edge gilt, dust jacket. 196 pages.
First edition, limited to 750 numbered copies, of which this is one of 25 special copies with three actual plates demonstrating Fawcett's work loosely inserted in a pocket in the back. In special binding and with limitation page bound in and with McLean's signature. A check-list of books and plates printed by Fawcett, plus letters to, from or concerning him. Contains an outline of Fawcett's life, an interesting article on Fawcett's woodblock printing techniques by Gavin Bridson, and a look at scientific publishing in the nineteenth century. Many black and white illustrations, plus 9 color plates. Spine of jacket faded.
Price: $ 315.00 other currencies Order nr. 23192

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Fine, Ruth E. and William Matheson PRINTERS' CHOICE, CATALOGUE OF AN EXHIBITION HELD AT THE GROLIER CLUB NEW YORK, DECEMBER 19, 1978 - FEBRUARY 3, 1979. A SELECTION OF AMERICAN PRESS BOOKS, 1968-1978.
Bibliographical Descriptions and Notes by W. Thomas Taylor. Austin, TX W. Thomas Taylor 1983 small folio cloth, paper spine label. xviii, 67, (3) pages.
Limited to 325 numbered copies printed and designed by David Holman at the Wind River Press. Includes descriptions of 41 American presses. Many of the presses contributed an example of their printing which has been tipped in. Some of the presses represented are the Adagio Press, the Allen Press, Bird & Bull Press (with an example of their printing), Cummington Press, Gehenna Press, Janus Press, the Press of the Nightowl, etc.
Price: $ 197.00 other currencies Order nr. 39587

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(Golden Hind Press) Causley, Monroe S. ARTHUR W. RUSHMORE & THE GOLDEN HIND PRESS.
New Castle Oak Knoll Press 2005 8 x 11.5 inches quarter leather, slipcase 120 pages.
First edition, limited to only 160 numbered copies, each one numbered and signed by author. The work is a short biography of Arthur Rushmore and a comprehensive bibliography of his works set by hand for Harper & Brothers and his own Golden Hind Press. This edition was hand set in Monotype and printed on an old Heidelberg press. Tipped in are examples of the unique paste papers produced by the Golden Hind Press along with actual pages from the press' numerous works. This important edition is quarter-leather bound and gold stamped for the discriminating collector. The bibliography covers all known works designed and/or printed by Rushmore from his early days at Harper & Brothers (1927) to his death in 1955 and a few titles printed by his wife shortly thereafter. This special edition on Rushmore and his place in the American fine press tradition will be appreciated by all enthusiasts of this important genre. Printed in Athens, Greece by Kotinos in association with The Madison Public Library in Madison, New Jersey. SALES RIGHTS: Worldwide.
Price: $ 150.00 other currencies Order nr. 79692

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(Leaf Book) Adams, John W. and George Kolbe, Henry Morris and Pete Smith THE MAGNUM OPUS OF JOSEPH FLORIMOND LOUBAT.
A Leaf Book Newtown, PA Bird & Bull Press 2007 small 4to. quarter morocco leather, Japanese silk boards, leather spine label 59 , (13) pages
Limited to an edition of 150 numbered copies. The book contains a foreword by Henry Morris, and essay about Joseph Florimond Loubat by Pete Smith, a bibliographical addendum by George Kolbe, a book review of Loubat's master work, Medallic History of the United States of America, by John W. Adams (the author of Comitia Americana which was printed in limited edition of 60 by Henry Morris in 2007) that provides a wealth of information and two original leaves from Medallic History. Loubat's 1878 Medallic History has provided the foundation for all later writings on this subject. The leaves are from the substantial number of Jacquemart etchings that were originally produced for Medallic History. In addition to the two full-size original leaves, there are two leaves from the letterpress limited edition of Adams' Comitia Americana which had some selected Jacquemart etchings. Each of the Jacquemart leaves show the front and back of a medal issued by Congress to commemorate significant victories during the American Revolutionary War and the officers who achieved them. Jules Jacquemart is described by Arthur M. Hind in his History of Engraving and Etchings as " a virtuoso of the most delicate etching, he has remained almost unrivalled, and few etchers have trodden the same road..." The present volume was printed on Zerkall Mouldmade Paper using Garamond type. Prospectus laid-in.
Price: $ 200.00 other currencies Order nr. 97135

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(Leaf Book) Allen, Lewis and Dorothy THE ALLEN PRESS BIBLIOGRAPHY, A FACSIMILE WITH ORIGINAL LEAVES AND ADDITIONS TO DATE INCLUDING A CHECKLIST OF EPHEMERA.
San Francisco The Book Club of California 1985 4to. cloth. 114, (10) pages.
Limited to 750 copies (Leaf Book - Chalmers 182). The 180th publication of the Club. Printed in black and red with tipped-in specimens of the press thus making this a leaf book. This printing contains additional bibliographical material not in the first edition.
Price: $ 91.00 other currencies Order nr. 14648

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(Leaf Book) Borden, John and Janet Krueger THOMAS BEWICK & THE FABLES OF AESOP
Biographical Sketch by John W. Borden and History of the Fables by Janet S. Krueger. San Francisco Book Club of California 1983 4to. paper-covered boards, plain paper dust jacket. 58 pages.
Limited to 518 copies (Leaf Book - Chalmers 179; BCC 175). Contains an original leaf from the 1818 first edition of Bewick's FABLES OF AESOP and new impressions from the original blocks of Bewick's wood engravings for THE BOYS AND THE FROGS. Designed by Jack Stauffacher of The Greenwood Press.
Price: $ 50.00 other currencies Order nr. 3109

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(Leaf Book) Cave, Roderick and Geoffrey Wakeman TYPOGRAPHIA NATURALIS.
Wymondham Brewhouse Press 1967 4to. quarter leather over boards, impression of nature printed leaf on front cover. 37 pages with five tipped-in plates.
First edition, limited to 333 numbered copies. History of printing illustrations for natural history books and others directly from the specimens described, i.e., Nature Printing. Chapters on "Early Nature Printing," "The Nineteenth Century," "Postscript: The Twentieth Century." With reproductions of three early specimens and two actual nature prints executed by Rigby Graham and Morris Cox. With prospectus and invoice to former owner loosely inserted.
Price: $ 450.00 other currencies Order nr. 118394

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(Leaf Book) Harris, Elizabeth M. THE ART OF MEDAL ENGRAVING.
Newtown, PA Bird & Bull Press 1991 4to. Japanese cloth with leather spine label. 56 pages.
First edition, limited to 230 numbered copies.Henry Morris printed only 160 copies of this book (Leaf Book - Chalmers 198). With introduction by Henry Morris. Discusses the history and invention of one the lesser-known graphic processes. Includes an original complete folio leaf from Achille Collas' Tresor de Numismatiquewhich demonstrates the process, and reproductions of medal-engraved American works. Printed on Johannot mouldmade paper.
Price: $ 160.00 other currencies Order nr. 33382

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(Leaf Book) Hutner, Martin THE MAKING OF THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER OF 1928.
Accompanied by an Original Leaf Printed on Vellum at the Merrymount Press N.P. Chiswick Book Shop 1990 folio cloth, leather spine label, slipcase. xviii, 75+(1) pages.
Limited to 285 copies printed at A. Colish, Inc. with typography by Jerry Kelly (Leaf Book - Chalmers 192). History of the production of this famous book designed and printed by D.B. Updike including information from the files of Bruce Rogers and Stanley Morison.
Price: $ 450.00 other currencies Order nr. 32191

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(Leaf Book) Jackson, Donald JOHANN AMERBACH
Two volumes. Iowa City The Prairie Press 1956 small 4to. and 4to. paper wrappers. Not paginated.
Limited to 400 copies. Cheever no.117) The first volume contains a 20 page biography of Amerbach; the second contains one page of text and an original page printed by Amerbach taken from LECTURA SUPER QUINQUE LIBROS DECRETALIUM printed during 1487-88. Amerbach was an excellent craftsman who learned the trade from Koberger. His printing business was eventually taken over by his student, Froben. Leaf shows foxing in the outer margin.
Price: $ 175.00 other currencies Order nr. 62

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(Leaf Book) Johansson, J. Viktor EXTRA POSTEN 1792-1795
StudierI 1790-Talets Svenska press - och Litteraturhistoria. Förra Delen: Tidningens Historia, Dess Politiska och Litterära Innehäll Senare Delen: Bibiogrfi. Litteraturförteckning Personregister. Göteborg (Elanders Boktryckeri Aktiebolag) 1936 8vo. original stiff paper wrappers. xvi, 304; (iv), 187, (3) pages
Limited to 500 copies. Inserted in each copy of volume I, between pages 36 and 37 , is an original number of the journal Extra Posten. ( Leaf Book-Chalmers 69) Inscribed by the author on the blank preceding the title page. The leaf has come loose. Covers lightly soiled and chipped. Small amount of paper loss at the head of the spine of the first volume. Short closed tear at the upper front near the spine of the first volume. The second volume has a 2" closed tear from the spine into the rear panel along with a 3" split in the paper leading from the heel of the spine up to the tear. In Swedish.
Price: $ 225.00 other currencies Order nr. 92490

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(Leaf Book) Johnson, Foster M. THOMAS SHORT AND THE FIRST BOOK PRINTED IN CONNECTICUT.
Meriden, CT Bayberry Hill Press 1958 12mo. full leather, dust jacket. (viii), 28, (3) pages.
Limited to 50 numbered copies, being a Keepsake for the Columbiad Club (Not in Leaf Book - Chalmers). The booklet provides a biography of the printer, Thomas Short, information on the printing history of this 1708 imprint, and a six-page facsimile. Loosely inserted in a pocket is an actual leaf from the "Saybrook Platform" of 1710 taken from Harold Hugo's defective and broken-up copy. Hugo printed the collotype reproductions in this book. Not in the recently published bibliography of leaf books (Disbound and Dispersed, distributed by Oak Knoll Press for the Caxton Club). An extremely scarce book.
Price: $ 950.00 other currencies Order nr. 92009

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(Leaf Book) Johnson, John. POETICA TYPOGRAPHIA JOHNSONIANA, WITH AN ORIGINAL LEAF.
Piedmont Golden Key Press 1959 large 12mo. stiff paper wrapper, fore edge deckled. 19 pages, with 3 additional leaves.
Edition limited to 75 copies (Leaf Book - Chalmers 122). Contains a leaf from the original edition of the year 1824. Completed at The Press of The Golden Key by Kathi and Don Fleming. "Poetica Typographia" by John Johnson is one of the most delightful as well as useful classics ever written on the art of printing. "These little verses are a climax to the flowery language used by John Johnson in his effort to impress on all, the fact that Printing was now established as a mature Art."Printed on old Reliance.
Price: $ 150.00 other currencies Order nr. 55656

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(Leaf Book) Kelly, Jerry (editor). A CHECKLIST OF BOOKS PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM PICKERING 1820-1853.
Pomona, New York The Kelly-Winterton Press 2004 large 8vo. cloth spine with paper-covered boards X, 56, (2) pages plus 58 plates with 4 tipped-in original leaves
Printed in an edition limited to 300 copies, this being edition C containing 4 original leaves from Pickering titles (Leaf Book - Chalmers 229). A work highlighting the important role of William Pickering in nineteenth-century publishing. During his lifetime, Pickering published works by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, John Donne and William Blake. He used as illustrators some of the most skilled men of the past including Dürer and Holbein. With the collaboration of printers like Charles Whittingham, Pickering made ripples in the book design field that are sill being felt today. Joseph Blumenthal explores the many aspect of Pickering's work. While Pickering's design career is expanded upon in an essay by Arthur Warren. The compiler has also included his own essay on the revival of Caslon's types, in which Pickering played a part. This crucial checklist not only delves into the life and work of an extraordinary man, it also provides the most through inventory of Pickering's output to date. Beautifully illustrated in color. Four actual leaves from Pickering originals have been tipped-in. Printed by the Kelly-Winterton Press in Caslon fonts on Teton paper and bound by Judi Consant.
Price: $ 125.00 other currencies Order nr. 77853

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(Leaf Book) Kelly, Jerry (editor). A CHECKLIST OF BOOKS PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM PICKERING 1820-1853.
Pomona, New York The Kelly-Winterton Press 2004 large 8vo. cloth spine with paper-covered boards X, 56, (2) pages plus 58 plates with 3 tipped-in original leaves
Printed in an edition limited to 300 copies, this copy containing 3 original leaves and 1 facsimile leaf from Pickering titles (Leaf Book - Chalmers 229). A work highlighting the important role of William Pickering in nineteenth-century publishing. During his lifetime, Pickering published works by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, John Donne and William Blake. He used as illustrators some of the most skilled men of the past including Dürer and Holbein. With the collaboration of printers like Charles Whittingham, Pickering made ripples in the book design field that are sill being felt today. Joseph Blumenthal explores the many aspect of Pickering's work. While Pickering's design career is expanded upon in an essay by Arthur Warren. The compiler has also included his own essay on the revival of Caslon's types, in which Pickering played a part. This crucial checklist not only delves into the life and work of an extraordinary man, it also provides the most through inventory of Pickering's output to date. Beautifully illustrated in color. Tthree actual leaves from Pickering originals have been tipped-in. Printed by the Kelly-Winterton Press in Caslon fonts on Teton paper and bound by Judi Consant.
Price: $ 110.00 other currencies Order nr. 117189

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(Leaf Book) Kelly, Jerry (editor). A CHECKLIST OF BOOKS PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM PICKERING 1820-1853.
Pomona, New York The Kelly-Winterton Press 2004 large 8vo. cloth spine with paper-covered boards X, 56, (2) pages plus 58 plates with 2 tipped-in original leaves
Printed in an edition limited to 300 copies, this copy containing 2 original leaves and 2 facsimile leaves from Pickering titles (Leaf Book - Chalmers 229). A work highlighting the important role of William Pickering in nineteenth-century publishing. During his lifetime, Pickering published works by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, John Donne and William Blake. He used as illustrators some of the most skilled men of the past including Dürer and Holbein. With the collaboration of printers like Charles Whittingham, Pickering made ripples in the book design field that are sill being felt today. Joseph Blumenthal explores the many aspect of Pickering's work. While Pickering's design career is expanded upon in an essay by Arthur Warren. The compiler has also included his own essay on the revival of Caslon's types, in which Pickering played a part. This crucial checklist not only delves into the life and work of an extraordinary man, it also provides the most through inventory of Pickering's output to date. Beautifully illustrated in color. Two actual leaves from Pickering originals have been tipped-in. Printed by the Kelly-Winterton Press in Caslon fonts on Teton paper and bound by Judi Consant.
Price: $ 100.00 other currencies Order nr. 117190

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