The well-made book : essays & lectures /
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West New York, NJ :
Mark Batty, Publisher,
2002.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- On the planning of printing
- Style in the use of type
- The seven champions of typography
- The essentials of a well-made book
- The place of the educated man in the printing industry
- Gutenberg and his relation to printers today
- Review of Four centuries of fine printing by Stanley Morison
- Some notes on liturgical printing
- Notes supplementary to Gough's Memoirs
- Some revivals of printing in the nineteenth century
- Ecclesiastical printing
- George Lepreux and the Gallia typographica
- Thomas Maitland Cleland
- Rudolph Ruzicka : an appreciation
- Some tendencies in modern typography
- American university presses
- Description of the Merrymount Press
- Notes on the Merrymount Press and its work
- To the trade
- On the decorations of the limited edition of standard prayer book of MDCCCXCII
- To the clergy and laity of the Episcopal church
- The black art : a homily
- Announcements of Mr. Berkeley Updike for the autumn of MDCCCXCV
- Merrymount : being a few words on the derivation of the name of the Merrymount Press
- Designs to be used with type
- An address to the Grolier Club
- The "lost" Caslon specimen of 1748
- What the printer can do for an architect
- A translation of the reports of Berlier & Sobry on types of Gillé fils
- A Merrymount exhibition of 1928
- An autobiographical note
- Bruce Rogers and the Oxford lectern Bible
- The Merrymount Press, Boston
- The Updike collection of books on printing at the Providence Public Library
- Recollections of the Athenaeum, 1878 and 1879
- Nota bene
- Metropolitan Museum printing
- A note on Bruce Rogers
- Stanley Morison
- A Merrymount exhibition of 1940
- A last word.