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Together with a group of 4 pieces of Kat Ran Press ephemera:
1. ’A Specimen of Columna’. 2002. 4 pp, folded. 1 of 100 copies. Printed…

Inserted loose are the original prospectus, and 2 pieces of ephemera:
1. Bookplate of Emerson Gissel Wulling, 6 x 9.5 cms, with a quotation from Richard…

Emerson Wulling was a printer in La Crosse Wisconsin who was 92 when he met Gaylord Schanilec - this is his story. The text takes…

With the original prospectus inserted loose.
The text of the book was transcribed from the tapes of an interview Gaylord Schanilec conducted with Ernest Morgan in…

The text of the book was transcribed from the tapes of an interview Gaylord Schanilec conducted with Ernest Morgan in North Carolina in 1997.
The introduction…

D.H. Lawrence's provacative and erotic poem Fig first appeared in Birds, Beasts and Flowers in 1923. It achieved notoriety when it was used in a…

With descriptions of each of the specimens, and the mills where they were produced, which include T.H. Saunders, Strathmore, Papeteries de Rives, Barcham Green and…

With contributions by John Lewis, Enid Marx and Robert Harling. Eric Ravilious’s decorative wood engravings created for the Curwen Press and the Dent ‘Everyman’ series.…

39 poems by what was then a new, vivid poetic voice.

This book features drawings and thoughts inspired by the sculpted ceiling in the oratory of the Hôtel Lallemant, a Renaissance-era building in Bourges. The recessed…

The stories are derived from articles in the ‘St. Paul Daily Globe’ and the ‘St. Paul Pioneer Press’ during the bridge’s construction from 1887 to…

A book in three parts, the last of which is the story. The first two parts illustrate where the story comes from, and offer a…

Written in the middle of the 19th century, this is an extraordinary survey of the global eating habits of man from the means used by…

The opening canto of American poet Everson’s final, unfinished autobiographical work.

A prospectus of Kinmont’s projects which are the descriptions of the experience he wrote up once he had finished with a project. Kinmont writes:
“I chose…