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Fritz Kredel’s telling of stories from his native Odenwäld, illustrated throughout with his vibrant woodcuts coloured using stencils.
Kredel was a prolific illustrator whose versatile works…

Apparently the only publication from Emmons’s Ayerdale Press but with really interesting typographical layout by the noted poet and printer Emmons who wrote, designed and…

Written by Hardy between 1880 and 1890, ‘Old Mrs Chundle’ was intended to be included in the either of the volumes ‘Life’s Little Ironies’ or…

On the dust jacket is the publisher’s note: “The pages appearing in this volume have been chosen almost entirely by the publishers of the books…

The second volume of examples of pages from books printed using the ‘Monotype’ system, the first having been published in 1927.

The great Latin poem supposedly written for the Festival of Venus: ‘Cras amet qui numquam amavit; quique amavit cas amet’ - in Postgate’s translation ‘Tomorrow…

Simon was the director of The Curwen Press and the editor of typography journals ‘The Fleuron’ and ‘Signature’.

The first showing of Ratdolt Titling commission by Robert Haas and printed by the Dale Guild.

A poem by Pieter Cornelis Boutens (1870-1943) from his Middelburg’s Overgang, here printed by Werkman to be distributed amongst the members of De Blauwe Schuit,…

Cambridge Christmas Book with Rogers’s advice on how “to infuse enough of that elusive quality called style into the work of a press” (Crutchley, A…

Printing of Victor Hammer’s burial service in Pisgah Church Graveyard, Woodford County, Kentucky with an illsutration of a stylised drawing of Hammer tipped in. The…