(Northampton and Cambridge, MA): Catawba and Kat Ran Press, 2011. Small octavo. 24ff. One of 300 copies. With an Introduction by David Bourbeau, to whom this work is a tribute. Noting its fertile ground for book artists, Bourbeau attributes much of the fecundity of the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts to..... More

Los Angeles: Plantin Press, 1983. Quarto. 190pp. One of 850 numbered copies printed by the Plantin Press for Dawson's Book Shop. Signed and dated by the author, Phoebe Jane Easton. Illustrated with six tipped-in specimens of marbled paper, mounted color frontispiece, and color plates. Some foxing to upper cover and..... More

Taos, NM: Fresh Ink Press, 1989. Octavo. One of 500 copies. With an Introduction by Phoebe Jane Easton. Reprint of the 1894 edition printed by The American Bookbinder Co. in Buffalo, NY, and translated by Herman Dieck. In paper covered boards with gilt-stamped title on front panel and spine. Some..... More

Boston: Club of Odd Volumes, 1933. Octavo. 22pp., + (16)ff. One of 149 copies. Illustrated with five mounted samples of paste papers and seven samples of marbled papers by Rosamond B. Loring, showing the progression of steps to achieve combed-marbled paper. Loring was a maker, collector, and historian of decorated..... More

Leicestershire: Plough Press, (1977-80?). Quarto. 27pp., + (27)ff. of marble samples. One of 112 copies. Begins with the onset of paper marbling in England in the seventeenth century, and continues with other sources documenting the practice through the 1950s. Specimens include the work of Douglas Cockerell & Son, nineteenth-century examples..... More

(N.p.): Richard J. Wolfe, 1981. Octavo. (xiv), 145pp. One of 500 copies, of which 450 were for sale. Four textual illustrations and eight color plates that reproduce the Mann family's decorative papers. Bound in marbled paper boards backed with black cloth. Near fine. More

(Paris: Perrigot-Masure, c. 1922). Framed sheet of handmade paper with a chiaroscuro watermark portrait of Dard Hunter as a young man, based on a photograph by Clara Ragna Johnson. To the left, his name is lettered in the style characteristic of the Arts and Crafts Movement. Sheets of this handmade..... More

Cincinnati: The Stratford Press, (c. 1938). Small octavo. 34pp. One of 210 copies. Hunter's text was originally printed in the magazine Paper Progress. The biographical sketch was printed in the Chillicothe Gazette on the occasion of Mr. Hunter's leaving that city to establish the Dard Hunter Papermaking Museum at M.I.T...... More

Boston: Bromer Booksellers, 2011. Octavo. 408pp. First trade edition. Aun Aprendo: A Comprehensive Bibliography of the Writings of Aldous Leonard Huxley is the culmination of over twenty years of research, fact-finding, and detective work undertaken by David J. Bromer. With over 2,000 entries, Aun Aprendo is the most current and..... More

Offenbach am Main: Gebr. Klingspor, 1930. Oblong 32mo. 24pp., frenchfold. Illustrated with elegant silhouettes of men and women dressed in the height of fashion, each framed by a colorful border. Facing each silhouette or pair of silhouettes is a passage of German verse. This particular copy is specially bound as..... More

Oldham: Incline Press, 1999. 32mo. 10pp. An extract from a talk given at the Typophiles, illustrated with figures contorted into the shapes of letters. Fine in decorative paper wrappers. More

Newark, VT: Janus Press, 2008. Small quarto. 65pp. One of 200 copies. Fold-out map, portrait of Samuel Green, and a variety of sample papers tipped in. The volume is accompanied by the map of the Loose Valley, where the mill was location, in 1856, a portfolio of twelve larger sample..... More

Tokyo: Kodansha International, (1966). Folio. 274pp. Illustrated with 107 tipped-in color plates. A beautiful reference work tracing the Japanese print from the fifteenth century all the way through the ukiyo-e period into the nineteenth century. Adapted into English by C. H. Mitchell. Fine in black cloth, with fine dust wrapper..... More