BR marks & remarks : the marks by Bruce Rogers ; the remarks by his friends
Editor:
Bennett, Paul A.
Illustrator:
Rogers, Bruce
Publisher:
Typophiles
Designer:
Blumenthal, Joseph
Printer:
Spiral Press
Printer:
Meriden Gravure Company
Binder (person):
J. F. Tapley Company
Series: Typophile chap books ; 15.
Contents: B.R.'s printer's devices / H.W. Kent -- His early work / J.M. Bowles -- At the Riverside Press / Frederic Warde -- At the Dyke Mill / Carl Purington Rollins -- With Rudge at Mt. Vernon / James Hendrickson -- At Harvard University Press / David T. Pottinger -- In England / H.W. Kent -- His secret passion / Christopher Morley.
149, [1] p. : ill., facsims., port. ; 19 cm.
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed (2003-05) by Dreyfus, John
Production date: AD 1946
"Designed by Joseph Blumenthal. Composed in Emerson type by Westcott & Thomspn, Inc., Philadephia. Printed at The Spiral Press, New York. Collotype reproductions by Meriden Gravure Company ... Binding by J. F. Tapley Company, New York. This edition comprises 400 copies for the Typophile contributors and subscribers, 55 copies for the member of the Carteret Book Club ... and 350 copies for general sale"--Colophon. Museum has copy no. 498. Signed by Joseph Blummental: "For John Dreyfus in Cambridge June 1951. Bound in red cloth, stamped in gold and black on spine.
Support composed of paper
Accession number: PB 324-2003
Primary reference Number: 98015
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Manuscripts and Printed Books
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