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With the booklabel of Carl and Margaret Rollins. Carl Rollins was a Massachusetts printer and a typographic advisor to Yale University Press.

From Kafka’s story collection, ‘Parables and Paradoxes’, published by Schocken Books, New York, 1935.

With a correction in red ink, done at the press, altering the number of paper copies of the Vita di S. Chiara.

American statesman, private secretary to Abraham Lincoln and US Secretary of State, John Milton Hay’s private letters to Hannah Angell, the younger sister of Hay’s…

Written under the pseudonym of ‘Ambrose Hoopington’ by Cecil Binney, a practising barrister and the founder of ‘Cherwell’ magazine. He also published a popular manual…

An excellent printing of Nicholas Breton’s prose work first published in 1603.

Booklabel of Clarence B. Hanson, Jr.

The 11 unrealised projects were Arabian proverbs, Four Gospels and Aesop’s Fables, together with works by Dante, Philip Sidney, Ambrose Bierce, Shakespeare, Lewis Carroll, Arthur…

Inserted loose is a prospectus for Shakespearean scholar Mark Liddell’s series, ‘The Elizabethan Shakespeare’, including specimen pages and a small printed biographical note on Liddell.

A really charming and deep guide to America’s small fine presses.

The texts used here on Wynkyn de Worde and on the textual and printing history of the Golden Legend, were compiled from various sources by…

Inserted loose is a 1970 prospectus for books designed and printed at the Rampant Lions Press.

42 religious verses by Faith Ashford who wrote other things published by the Press - Christ, Things Unseen and Poor Man’s Pence.
Inscribed by “Father Brown”…