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Robin Tanner’s illustrated alphabet was transferred onto blocks and then printed by Nicholas MacDowall at his press in Blackheath. Tanner’s wife Heather wrote beautiful pastoral…

“A House in the Country” contains four essays by Mary Logue which document the trials of renovating her old Swedish farmhouse, and her observations on…

A House in the Country contains four essays by Mary Logue which document the trials of renovating her old Swedish farmhouse, and her observations on…

A remarkable book with some really interesting wood engravings held almost encaged within unopened pages - Schanilec writes “As it turned out my mid-life vessel…

The ephemera designed, printed and often illustrated by Schanilec includes book prospectuses for Schanilec’s books, price lists, various iterations of Gaylord Schnailec’s business cards and…

A superb and moumental production - the purpose of the book is to celebrate the typographical renaissance wrought by Stanley Morison and the show off…

A stunning production, signed by Philip Pullman who has also written out a quotation from the book in pencil.

Weissenborn’s charming wild flower illustrations, except in a few cases, are printed from the original wood engravings.

Housman’s cycle of 63 poems, set in a part-imaginary pastoral Shropshire, which explore the transience of human love and the loss of youth.

A sumptuous feast for the eye. Rothchild and Lintott producing yet another remarkable work of art.

The inks were largely ground by hand from dry pigment and prepared varnish and several are different colours than those which appeared in the book…

The Tale of Two Benches is taken from Gibbings’s book Till I End My Song, being the chapter about the village where the Alembic Press…