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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…

Part of the London Series, 1989-1990, produced to mark the move of the Circle Press from Guildford to London.

The first printing of Golding’s manuscript translation of Freitag’s Mythologica ethica published here in the form of an emblem book as it might have been…

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

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…

A compilation of texts, each accompanied with illustrations, including a personal anecdote from the journal of the artist, a parallel experience the form of a…

Influenced by ‘A Nievve Herball or Histoire of Plantes’ by Gerard Dewes, 1598, Rahda Pandey has created an enigmatic and exquisite book. She found a…

Frink’s first illustrated book. She was later to work on the monumental Canterbury Tales with Waddington, her main dealer, and an edition of Homer.

Novelist Pete Hautman is a player. Early one morning the rest of us were moving as quickly as we could toward home. Pete, however, stood…

Derek Barlow is one of the Highgate Poets.

A 16pp. paper which Andrew Hoyem delivered to a club established in 1950 that remains resolutely unnamed, consisting of a dozen gentlemen who live in…

Signed and inscribed by Baskin on the colophon - “For my old firend Robert from Leonard with constant affection, 1988”.

Introduction by John Dreyfus.

The Death of Hector was a radio play written by Rene Hague, son in law and partner of Eric Gill. Hague was multi-talented and here…