Printing & Typography

Clandestine printing in Nazi Netherlands, here producing a poem by an important gay Dutch poet

15 remarkable blocks, ready for engraving for a publication, all drawn by the artist and noted Victorian antiquary John Green Waller

A triumphant presentation of “the only important contribution in this country” to the art of the pattern paper (Paul Nash)

The spread of Morris’s revival of fine printing - De Roos’s beautifully printed book signalling the development of the Arts and Crafts book in Holland - one of 50 deluxe copies

Illustrated guide to Japanese regional paper-making houses and techniques by the master of the art

A socially progressive work by Pepler, who organised the first free school meals serivce in London, with original illustrations by Eric Gill

With the rare little hand-printed card giving the limitation of the book (66 copies), a previously unknown quantity

Fass’s only bibliography of the Hammer Creek Press

A piece of romantic Victorian chromolithography

The magnificent Oxford Lectern Bible - “among the noblest works done since the invention of movable type” (Blumenthal)

One of Bruce Rogers’s early masterpieces

With Rohse’s exceptional wood engravings and in an attractive binding using wood engraving and blind embossing

The first appearance of Bruce Rogers’s first typeface ‘Montaigne’