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Printed at the Stinehour Press. Fine .
First American edition.
Translated from the French by John Goodman. Very good .
First edition. Very good .
This issue contains an article on the Adagio Press by Leonard F. Bahr. Bahr [1934-1992]founded the press in 1956, working out of his home in Harper Woods, Michigan and specializing in fine and limited editions. He worked as an advertising typographer with George Willens and Company in Detroit for thirty-four years, retiring in 1991. Good .
Second printing.
This pamphlet publishes the Newcomen Address delivered at the "1958 New Jersey dinner" by Herbert S. Bailey, Jr. a member of the Newcomen Society in North America and Director of Princeton University Press. He was introduced by Charles Scribner, Jr. President of the press. Very good .
An address delivered at the Grolier Club at the opening of an exhibition of books, manuscripts and other material representing the Pulitzer Prizes for fiction, drama and poetry. The address was reprinted for the Grolier Club from The Princeton University Library Chronicle Volume XVIII, Number 2, Winter, 1957. Fine .
An index of articles on all subjects relating to Greenland in Greenlandic and Danish newspapers and periodicals during the years 1955-59. The subjects are arranged according to the Danish revised [Dewey] decimal system, fifth edition. The text is in Danish with translations into Greenlandic and English. Very good .
Reprint of the edition originally published in 1902 and 1905.
A bibliography of early printed works. Fine .
The publications of the Beaumont press from 1917 through 1927. Reprinted from the 1927 edition by The Town House Press for Nicholas T. Smith. Fine .
Edition of 1,000 copies printed at the Grabhorn Press.
The lecture by Paul Bennett here published as a keepsake was delivered by him on the occasion of the dedication of the Morgan A. and Aline D. Gunst Memorial Library of the Book Arts, which was accompanied by an exhibition of fine specimens of book art. Very good .
Among the substantial lead articles in this series are: "The Literature of American Typefounding" by William Bentinck-Smith [Vol. I, No. 2] on the relatively scarce materials on the history of American typefounding; "Hawthorn House" by Roderick D. Stinehour [Vol. I, No. 4] on the New England press founded by Edmund B. Thompson, which was active from 1932-1942; "The Printing of Poetry" by Sinclair H. Hitchings [Vol. II, No. 5] on the choice of typography suitable for printing poems or books of poetry; "Letters from Bruce Rogers to Henry Watson Kent", edited by James Wells [Vol. III, No. 1]; "The Types of the Plantin-Moretus Museum" by Harry Carter [Vol. III, No. 3]; and "Artist vs. Craftsman?" by Warren Chappell [Vol. IV, No. 1] on the collaboration between artists and printers/engravers. Very good .
First edition.
Presentation copy inscribed by the author and signed "David S. Berkowitz" on the verso of the half- title.
"Publication of the Society of Bibliophiles at Brandeis University No. 3 / Catalogue of an exhibition to commemorate the Twentieth Anniversary of Brandeis University held at the Rapaporte Treasure Hall, Brandeis University Library, May 4th through June 11, 1968." . Very good .
The book also includes a small section on bindings. The text is in Danish.
Very scarce. Very good .
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