The Story of Ferdinand: 75th Anniversary Edition.
Leaf, Munro and Robert Lawson [drawings by].

First Thus. Square octavo. [72] pp. Illustrated through out. Red pictorial boards in a matching slipcase, both in Fine condition.// Originally published in 1936, this edition was published for its 75th anniversary.

Andersen's Fairy Tales.
Day, Lillian [adapted by] and John Taylor [illustrated by].

First Thus. Quarto. 56 pp. Illustrated through out with many illustrations in color. Dark blue cloth over boards with silver lettering. Very Good+ in a Very good dust jacket with light wear to the edges including a couple of small tears and minor chipping to top edge of spine.

England in the Age of Caxton.
Hindley, Geoffrey .

First Printing. Octavo. 266pp. Notes, index. Illustrations. Hardcover; a Very Good copy in dust jacket.

The Origins of the English Library.
Irwin, Raymond .

Reprints the 1958 original edition. Octavo. 255pp. Notes, selected bibliography, index. Hardcover; gray cloth; a Near Fine copy.

Libraries in the Ancient World.
Casson, Lionel .

Second Printing. Octavo. xii, 177pp. Notes, index. Illustrations, maps. Hardcover; a Near Fine copy in a Very Good+ dust jacket.

The Printing Revolution in Early Modern Europe.
Eisenstein, Elizabeth .

First paperback printing. Quarto. xiv, 297pp. Selected reading list, index. Illustrations throughout. Glossy green wrappers, some fading to the spine and front cover; a Very Good copy.

Caxton: The Description of Britain. Picture research by Deborah Pownall.
Collins, Marie, a modern rendering by.

First American Edition. Quarto. 176pp. Notes, index. Illustrations throughout, including some in color. Hardcover; a Near Fine copy in dust jacket.

Wynkyn De Worde: Father of Fleet Street. With a chronological bibliography of works on Wynkyn de Worde compiled by Lotte Hellinga and Mary Erler and a Preface by John Dreyfus.
Moran, James.

Reprint. tall octavo. 70pp. Illustrations. Gray cloth, spine gilt; a Near Fine copy in a dust jacket that has a tiny bit of offsetting and wrinkling.

William Caxton. An Exhibition to Commemorate the Quincentary of the Introduction of Printing into England. British Library Reference Division, 24 September 1976 - 31 January 1977.

First Printing. Small quarto. 94pp. Completely illustrated throughout. Glossy wrappers, a little worn; a Very Good copy.

Caxton and His World.
Blake, N.F.

First Edition. Octavo. 256pp. With nine plates, including the frontisipece, as well a s a 'note on the plates'; a list of Caxton's publications, select bibliography, and an index of names. hardcover; a Near Fine copy in dust jacket.

Aldus and His Dream Book: An Illustrated Essay.
Barolini, Helen.

Second printing. Octavo. xxi, 222pp. Index. Illustrated. Glossy pictorial wrappers, a Near Fine copy. // "Barolini's text discusses Aldus, his education, his publishing vision, his typographic innovations, and his famous Venetian press. At the same time, the book reproduces all the illustrations, and many of the full pages, from the Aldine press edition f Francesco Colonna's 'Hypnerotomachia Poliphili', which many consider the most beautiful book of the renaissance. It also includes a bibliography of works on Aldus and the 'Hypnerotomachia.'

King Arthur and his Knights [World Landmark Books].
Robinson, Mabel Louise.

Octavo. 174 pp. Illustrated by Douglas Gorsline. Light tan cloth over boards with pictorial end papers. Very Good+, in a Very Good dust jacket with wear to edges.

DA [The Devil's Artisan], A Journal of the Printing Arts. Number 70, Spring/ Summer 2012.
McLeod, Don, editor.

First Printing. Softbound. Octavo. 80pp. Illustrated throughout. Stiff color printed wrappers, with a bookmark and keepsake ("Young Pine in Winter", after a wood engraving by Rosemary Kilbourn, orinted by Nicholas Kennedy) laid in loose. In Fine condition. // Contents for this issue include contributions from Tom Smart ("The Wood Engravings of Rosemary Kilbourn"); Donald Taylor ("Will Rueter and the Aliquando Press"); and Thomas Gerry ("A Rogues' Gallery: James Crerar Reaney").

Otto Of the Silver hand.
Pyle, Howard, written and illustrated by.

Large octavo. 174pp. Illustrated throughout in black & white, with two dozen full-page illustrations and many other smaller ones within the text. Bluish-gray cloth stamped in black & silver, the spine is lightly faded, the silver is mostly rubbed away from the front cover; a Very Good, sound copy.

The Wonder Clock, or, four & twenty marvelous tales, being one for each hour of the day. Written & illustrated by... Embellished with verses by Katharine Pyle.
Pyle, Howard.

Reprint. Large octavo. xxiv, 318pp. Illustrated throughout in black & white. Orange cloth stamped decoratively in red and black; lower outside corner bumped, mildly affecting the text block; a Very Good copy.

Splendours and Miseries.
Sitwell, Sacheverell.

Later printing. Octavo. 263 pp. Includes index. Illustrated with sixteen black & white plates. Yellow Cloth over voards with silver design to front boards and silver lettering to spine. Very Good in a Good+ dust jacket.

The Great Wall of Lucy Wu.
Shang, Wendy Wan-Long.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 312pp. Fine in Fine dust jacket. "Lucy Wu, aspiring basketball star and interior designer, is on the verge of having the best year of her life. She's ready to rule the school as a sixth grader and take over the bedroom she has always shared with her sister. In an instant, though, her plans are shattered when she finds out that Yi Po, her beloved grandmother's sister, is coming to visit for several months"

The Art of the Saint John's Bible. A Reader's Guide to Historical Books, Letters and Revelation.
Sink, Susan.

First Printing. Octavo. 138pp. Appendices. Illustrated throughout. Pictorial glossy wrappers, a Fine copy,

Jesse Stuart: A Bibliography.
Woodbridge, Hensley C.

First Edition. Octavo. xxxviii, 74pp. Gray printed wraps; light fading to spine, else a Near Fine copy. Promotional sheet laid in.

Here's Looking at You! Verses by....
Leander, Ed.

First Printing. Square octavo. [30]pp. Cover illustration by Henri Galeron; book designed by Patrick Couratin. Pictorial glossy wrappers; a Near Fine copy.

The Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts. Number 24.
Hoffman, Joel M., guest editor.

Small quarto. 284pp, advertisements at back. Illustrated throughout with numerous reproductions, many in color. Glossy pictorial wraps; a Very Good+ copy. // This issue with articles by Joel M. Hoffman, John E. Bowlt, Juliet Kinchin, Alan Crawford, Alston W. Purvis, Thomas Row, Brian L. McLaren, James Wechsler, Erika Doss and Susan Valdes-Dapena.

The Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts. Number 10. Fall 1988.
Johnson, Pamela, editor.

Small quarto. 98pp, advertisements at back. Illustrated throughout with numerous reproductions, many in color. Glossy pictorial wraps; a Very Good+ copy. // This issue with articles by David Brett ('The Eroticization of Domestic Space: A Mirror by C.R. Mackintosh'); Zelimir Koscevic ('The Poster in Yugoslavia') and John Malcolm Brinnin ('Mitchell Wolfson, Jr.: The Man and his Mission').

The Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts. Number 16. Summer 1990.
Grove, Migs, editor.

Small quarto. 121pp, advertisements at back. Illustrated throughout with numerous reproductions, many in color. Glossy pictorial wraps; a Very Good+ copy. // This issue with articles by Ilan Stavans ('Jose Guadalupe Posada, Lampooner'); Victoria Dailey ('The Posters of Sven Brasch') and Dr. Roger Howlett ('Thirties Sculpture in the Manship Tradition Reborn in the Eighties').

The Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts. Number 7. Winter 1988. Illustrated Book Theme Issue.
Johnson, Pamela , editor.

Small quarto. 135pp, advertisements at back. Illustrated throughout with numerous reproductions, many in color. Glossy white wraps with titles and illustration in black and red; a Very Good+ copy. // This issue with articles by Johanna Drucker ('Iliazd and the Book as a Form of Art'); Victoria Dailey ('The Illustrated Book in California 1905-1940') and Anne C. Bromer ('Art for Miniature Art's Sake').

On Going to Bed.
Burgess, Anthony.

First American Edition. Octavo. 96pp. with nearly one hundred thirty illustrations, most in color. Tan cloth over boards. Near Fine copy in a Very Good+ dust jacket.

The Didot family and the Progress of Printing. A brief review of the development and accomplishments of the House of Didot, with facsimile pages and translation of 'Epitre sur les progres de l'imprimerie', written by Pierre Didot....
George, Albert J.

First Edition. 12mo. 52pp, the last 12pp being 'selected notes'. Hardcover; cloth; a Very Good copy in dust jacket that shows some wear and old staining. This copy bearing the 'Graphos Press' bookplate of Canadian book-designer and publisher Robert R. Reid.

Hot-Metal Typesetting into the Twenty-First Century.

Quarto. 16pp.Illustrated, and printed in two colors. The cover is set in 60-pt Mole Foliate and printed on Roma hand-made paper; the text is set in Imprint and printed on Chariot Cartridge. Printed wrappers, stapled; a Fine copy, with ephemera laid inside the rear cover

Notes for authors on the preparation of typescripts and the correction of proofs. Compiled, printed and published by Hazell Watson & Viney Ltd.

Third printing. Small octavo. 24pp. Printed wrappers, stapled; a Very Good copy, showing a bit of discoloration ot the covers near the spine. This copy bearing the 'Graphos Press' bookplate of Canadian book-designer and publisher Robert R. Reid

Square Old Yellow Books.
Charles, John, preface by.

First Printing. Tall narrow octavo. 52pp. Illustrated throughout. Die-cut stiff wrappers, stapled; a Very Good+ cpopy. // The third collaborative publication by the Bruce Peel Special Collections Library and the Art & Design Department of the University of Alberta.

A Visit With G.B.S.
Evans, Herbert M. and Dorothy A.

Limited edition of two hundred fifty copies, of which this is one of thirty-five copies for members of the Rounce and Coffing Club. Small thin octavo. 18pp. Frontispiece photograph of Shaw. Quarter cloth and paper over thin boards, with a gilt silhouette of Shaw on a red background on the front cover. A Very Good+ copy with minor wear. // An account of a visit with Shaw based upon a diary kept by H.M.E. while on an air trip to Europe in 1947 primarily to attend the December Seance Solenelle of the University of Paris.

Garamond Premier Pro: A Contemporary Adaption. Modeled on the roman types of Claude Garamond and the italic types of Robert Granjon.
Lane, John.

First Printing, one of two thousand copies. Quarto. 44pp. Illustrated. Plain white wrappers, with a heavy green dust jacket; a Fine copy. // '... an Open Type typeface with sixteenth century origins - Adobe Garamond Premier Pro. Noted designer Robert Slimbach utilized the original metal punches of Claude Garamond to inspire a fresh design for the twenty-first century.'

Fine Print: A Review For the Arts of the Book. Volume XIII, Number 3, July 1987.
Kirshenbaum, Sandra, editor and publisher.

First Edition. Quarto. pp115-174. Illustrated throughout with black & white photographs and facsimiles. Stapled wrappers, lightly worn and dust-soiled; a Very Good copy. | This issue features pieces by James Trissel ('The Broadside: A Definition'); & Richard-Gabriel Rummonds ('The Economics of Printing Limited Editions').

All for Love. Selected, edited and illustrated by...
Tudor, Tasha.

First Printing of this edition. Oblong quarto. 94pp. Index. Illustrated throughout. Illustrated paper over boards, a Fine copy in a matching dust jacket.

Alternative Literary Publishing: Five Modern Histories.
Dennison, Sally Octavo.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 240pp. Wraps. Near Fine. Publishers "Compliments of..." bookmark laid in. Chapters on T.S. Eliot, Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, Anais Nin, and Vladimir Nabokov.

Mother Goose Eggs: sunnyside up.
Westergard, Jim.

First Printing. Octavo. Unpaginated. Illustrated throughout with twenty-four wood engravings by the artist. Black & white illustrated paper wraps with titles in black on spine and red and black on front cover; as New. With a promotional bookmark from publisher for book laid in.

Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Camel with the Winkled Knees. Written and illustrated by...
Gruelle, Johnny.

Reprint. Octavo. Unpaginated (but about 100pp) Illustrated throughout in color; color endsheets. Quarter cloth and pictorial paper covered boards; minor wear to the corners and extremities; unobtrusive previous owner's gift inscription in pencil; a Very Good+ copy.

Art Metal Crafts Tools & Supplies. Linoleum Block Printing, Leather Craft, Wood carving and Model Making. Tools from the House of Dixon.

Quarto. 184pp. Illustrated throughout. Some light wear and creasing to the covers; a Very Good+ copy.

Doors of Perception: Essays in Book Typography.
Duncan, Harry.

Second Printing. Octavo. 99pp. Gray printed wrappers with title on spine and front cover. A Near copy. // Essays include Cummington Press; The Technology of Hand Printing; The Art of the Printed Book; My Master Victor Hammer and The Permanence of Books.

Dispatches from the Front. A Fable of the Conquest.
Duke, Milo.

First Edition. Quarto. [24]pp. Illustrated in blck & white. Pictorial wrappers, stapled; Fine. // Pooka Libre! Stories from the land of the Pookas, illustrated with the author's watercolors

Typography: design and practice.
Lewis, John.

First paperback edition. Quarto. 144pp. Glossary of terms. Illustrated throughout with more than a hundred examples. Glossy wrappers showing just light wear; a Very Good+ copy. // "... a distinctive book on [the] subject by a well-known book designer.... with particular emphasis on the effects on typography of the work of William Morris and of the Bauhaus tyopgraphy workshop on one hand and of the modern movements of painting and design, such as Futurism, Vorticism, Dada and deStijl on the other."

An Introduction to Historical Bibliography. 2nd edition, revised and enlarged.
Binns, Norman E.

Hardcover. Octavo. 2388pp. Appendix, index. More than fifty illustrations. Cloth in dust jacket, a Good copy, slightly musty...

Green Mansions.
Hudson, W.H. Illustrated by E. McKnight Kauffer.

First Thus. 12mo. 254pp. Illustrated throughout by E. McKnight Kauffer including 9 full-page color plates. Near Fine; some scuffing to spine, offsetting to front endpaper, in Very Good+ slipcase, split to one side of top edge

The Story of Handwriting - Origins & Development.
Fairbank, Alfred.

Second Printing. Octavo. 108pp. Index. Illustrations, several in color.

Wegbereiders. Van moderne boektypografie in Nederland.
Dooijes, Dick.

First Edition. Oblong octavo. 121pp, index. Numerous illustrations throughout. Typographically illustrated boards; a Near Fine copy. One of 1500 copies.

Texts on Type: Critical Writings on Typography.
Heller, Steven and Philip B. Meggs, editors.

First Printing. Octavo. xi, 75pp. Index. Pink wraps with titles in black on spine and front cover. In Fine condition

Digital Typography: an Introduction to Type and Composition for Computer System Design.
Rubinstein, Richard.

First Edition. Octavo. xi, 340pp. Appendix, annotated bibliography, glossary, index. Illustrations. Hardcover; a Very Good+ copy in a Very Good dust jacket.

Lettering: Studies and Research on the Evolution of Writing and Print Typefaces.
Tubaro, Antonio.

First English language edition. Quarto. 96pp. Glossary, index. Completely illustrated throughout. Glossy wrappers, a Fine copy. // English language translation by Stuart Ainsley Thom

Calligraphy: Inspiration, Innovation, Communication.
Harris, David.

First Edition. Quarto. 128pp. Glossary, index. hardcover; cloth, a Near Fine copy in dust jacket. // Features the work of twenty modern calligraphers from around the world, and dozens of examples of their work, including many in color.

Introduction to Typography. Edited by David Bland.
Simon, Oliver.

Second Edition. Octavo. xii, 164pp. Glossary, bibliography, index. Illustrations throughout, some printed in two colors. Original blue cloth in dust jacket; a Very Good copy.

Twentieth-Century Type.
Blackwell, Lewis.

First American Edition. Quarto. 256pp. Glossary, notes, further reading index. But for a small defect to the rear free endpaper (smallish hole in the middle of the page) a Near Fine copy in dust jacket.