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Edited and with an introcution by R. Brimley Johnson.

Blades’s 19th century diatribe on biblioclasts and book preservation, this extract on the perils of women and children in the library.

Sandford wrote of printing this work: “To print a new manuscript with which one has falled in love is to deck the beloved. When one…

A rather lovely little book printed for Christmas and dedicated by the author to Robert Gibbings.

Surely the purest printing of Milton’s famous defense of the liberty of the press, this text taken from the 1644 first edition. The title page…

The most widely read of Milton’s prose works, his famous defence of the freedom of the press, written in opposition to the parliamentary order that…

With the original prospectus inserted loose. The fourth and final title from Prickly Pair Editions.

Schanilec cut the type from cherry boards. The direct and raw text is based on a break up with his then girlfriend.

The book was the last to come from Kessler’s Cranach Press and was a triumph. Kessler himself expressed his enthusiasm for Gill’s engravings in a…

One of the series of “Werkdrucke” issued commercially by the Bremer Presse between 1923 and 1930. The books were designed in the Press’s workshop using…

A commemorative edition, published to coincide with anniversary of poet and dramatist George Chapman’s death three hundred years earlier. Ellis’s informative essay is accompanied by…

The illustration on the front of the invitation was originally drawn by Fritz Kredel, and was one of series he created for a 1938 Woolly…