St. Albans, Vermont: Charles D. Forbes. 40p. The most important history of Vermont newspapers from the 1780's when there were three to the greatest period of expansion in the 1880's when there were with the advent of technology 59. By 1905 there were less than 10. Besides listing all of... More

Watertown, New York: Knowleton Bros. Octavo. 24 unnumbered pages, fan folded with rich color examples. While Knowleton Brothers can trace their work to 1824, it was in the mid-1920's, they began creating the richest preparatory covers for the top designers. This volume is exquisite both in its materials used and... More

New York Graphic Society, 1974. Cloth. Square Quarto. A beautiful pen and colored ink watercolor over two pages with rich blues, greys, brown and black with exploding sun out of planets. Inscribed "to Hugh Downs ...in appreciation for his generous contribution to the Science Center." signed, Robert McCall, 26 Sept 1980. More

New York; (1983): Weatherhill. First Edition. Small Quarto. 316 pages, three paper samples tipped in, index, bibliography, glossary, appendices. As a young man Timothy Barrett traveled to Japan on a Fullbright Fellowship to research washi, Japanese handmade paper. He worked with the craftspeople of Ogawa-machi who forced him to send... More

Paris: Michel Bohbot, 1978. Limited Edition. 12mo. 15 leaves. A portfolio of prints; #47 of 60 copies, signed by the artist and author. Three color prints, each numbered and signed by Max Papart, with tissue guards. An exquisite production, all laid into a light green wrapper and housed within a.... More

Northhampton: The Gehenna Press, 1963. Limited Edition. Quarto. Limited to 300 un-numbered copies edited by John C. Weston which is preceded by 300 copies bound in cloth backed marbled covered boards. This copy bound in full gray cloth, spine lettering gilt, text printed in red and black. small bump with... More

Paris: Black Sun Press, 1930. [6], 114 pages, 6 orignal color lithograph plates by Marie Lurencin and printed by Desjobert of Paris. No. 229 of 300 printed on Rives paper (European Edition). Marie Lurencin (1883-1956) was a French painter and printmaker, associated with the cubists circle of Georges Braque, Picasso... More

University of Nevada Reno: The Black Rock Press, 1997. Limited Edition. Square Octavo. 28pp. # 95 of 100 copies signed by the author. Illustrated in color by D.R. Wagner. Bound in black cloth backed in red cloth with open window on front panel. In red and black paper slipcase, with... More

London; 1879-1880: Hurst and Blackett. Octavo. In 4 volumes. Vol. 1 335p. with folding plate of upper, middle and lower wards; Vol. 2. 380p. with Index to vol. 1 and 2.; Vol. 3. 339p. Vol. 4.358p.with index to vol. 3 and 4. This was to be William Hepworth Dixon's crowning... More

New York; (1983): Holt, Rinehart and Winston. First Edition. Quarto. Limited to only 350 copies numbered and signed by the author. 41(1)pp., illustrated in color by Michael Hauge and with a reproduction of a specially commissioned pen and ink drawing. A fine copy bound in green cloth backed in brown... More

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1941. Limited Edition. Small Octavo. Limited to 450 copies. 102pp. with an introduction by James D. Hart, with essays by Randolph G. Adams "Librarians as Enemies of Books" T.M. Cleland "Harsh Words", "The Art of Printing" by Edwin Grabhorn and "The Bibliographical Way" by Lawrence... More

Sedona, AZ: Lawrence Hines. Limited Edition. 12mo. Eight small, folded broadsides and chapbooks printed by Helen & Lawrence Hines, at Sedona, Arizona: 1)The Lamb, by William Blake, 2) A Pilgrimage to Hingham, 3) The Blessed Birth-Day, 4) Every Man Heart Lay Down, 5) No Room at the Inn, 6) A.... More