Oxford: University Press, 1935. Two folio volumes. xix, 1216pp., continuous pagination. One of 200 copies printed on Batchelor's handmade paper in modified Centaur type. This copy includes the limitation leaf, which is often missing. Morison and Day note that "every book designed by Rogers was an individual accomplishment... The monument..... More

Los Angeles: Dawson's Book Shop, 1968. 103pp. One of 400 copies printed by Grabhorn-Hoyem. This was to have been the last book designed by Bruce Rogers begun in his 87th year, but the corrected page proofs did not reach him until the day of his death in 1957. They gathered..... More

London: Lanston Monotype Corp, 1929. Quarto. 14, (4)pp. One of 130 copies bound in gilt-decorated cloth designed by Rogers. This copy bears a presentation inscription from Bruce Rogers to noted printer William Edwin Rudge, under whose imprint Rogers designed eighty publications. Pollard's paper marks the first appearance in print of..... More

Chicago: Banghart & Fischer Craft Materials, 1912. Octavo. (8)pp., accordion-fold. Each page bears four samples, each labeled with its name, size, and price per sheet. For each style, the samples of every color option are stacked atop one another and stapled to the page. At the rear is tipped in..... More

Leipzig: Poensgen & Heyer, Feinpapier, (c. 1900). Quarto. (28)pp. Catalogue from Poensgen & Heyer, a fine paper company, with seven advertisements for German companies printed in brilliant color, gold, and silver on heavy Mitsumata paper. The paper is made from the short fibers of the Mitsumata bush, and therefore has..... More

NY: Stevens-Nelson Paper Corporation, (c. 1952). Quarto. (196)pp. A lovely collection of handmade and mouldmade papers, each sample showcasing the work of a different press or typographer, including Bruce Rogers, Saul & Lillian Marks of the Plantin Press, the Curwen Press, and Hans Mardersteig of Officina Bodoni. A price list..... More

(Burford, Oxfordshire): Cygnet Press, 1984. Octavo. (44)pp. One of 250 copies, with fourteen samples of European marbled paper tipped in. Includes the principal antique patterns, such as Antique Spot, French Shell, Italian Shell, English Stormont, Gloster, and Peacock. With an Introduction by Bernard Middleton. Blue boards lightly sunned, else near..... More

(N.p. n.d.). Forty distinct samples, detailing a variety of patterns and colors, with particular attention to variations of the snail pattern. All but one cut down from larger sheets into strips; the other is wrapped around them. Some rubbing to edges, else a near fine collection, housed in an envelope..... More

Tokyo: Yushodo, 1980. Three quarto volumes. xxiv, 263, 118pp.; 210ff.; 214ff. International edition. One of 200 copies. The first volume, in Japanese and English, discusses places, people, techniques, and materials important to papermaking, and is illustrated with photographs and a map. The second and third volumes contain 207 full-page samples..... More

Winchester: Alembic Press, 1987. Small quarto. (46)pp. One of 145 copies on Zerkall paper. This lovely companion to "Compton Marbling" describes the work of marbler Katharine Davis and includes 26 tipped-in examples of her papers. Blue cloth lightly rubbed, spine shows faint sunning, else a near fine copy. Prospectus laid..... More

Santa Cruz: Thomas, Peter and Donna, 1993. Quarto. (120)pp. One of 195 copies. With an introduction by Peter Thomas. The book highlights a variety of visual and textural qualities found in today’s handmade papers, and includes thirty-two folio-size samples, each of which has a statement from the papermakers printed on..... More

Newtown: Bird & Bull Press, 1987. Oblong octavo. 77pp.(25) ff. One of 325 copies. The first third of this handsome book consists of correspondence between Hans Schmoller and Morris dealing with the problems of the book itself. The second part by Tanya Schmoller is text about the Chinese tea chest..... More

Dallas: Somesuch Press, 1978. 32pp. One of 300 copies signed by the printer, Andrew Hoyem. Lovingly wrapped gift mint in boards printed with a Christmas pattern with green and red holly and tied with red and gold ribbon. (3 1/8 by 2 1/8 in.; 79 x 53 mm). More