Collection of 22 Pamphlets and Monographs on Printing and Typography, comprising: "Daniel Berkeley Updike and the British Connection", Hutner, Martin, "The Typographic Library of Howard Bratter", "Calligraphy's Flowering Decay, & Restauration with Hints for it Wider Use Today", Standard, Paul, "The Stinehour Press: a Sampler", "ATF Newsletter Number 11 April 1986", "The Humble Petition of George Faulkner and George Grierson Printers and Booksellers", "Writing & Illuminating & Lettering", Peterson, Karl Baker, illus.: Riche, Ellis, "Warren's No. 66 Antique", "Addresses Given at the Opening of the Exhibition of the Metropolitan Museum Printing Held in the Pierpont Morgan Library on 24 October 1938", Updike, Daniel Berkeley, et al., "Selected Examples Showing Works of Bruce Rogers", "Private Presses in Hammersmith 1891-1914", "Five Hundred Years of Printing from Type", Ellis, Richard, "Roger Roger Daniel Berkely Updike & Other Imprints", collection of signatures from various private presses, "Susanne Schulz-Falster Rare Books Typography and Printing", seven copies of "The Great Tradition of Typography: Books from the Updike Collection of Books on Printing at the Providence Public Library", 2 with handmade paper covers. Largest: 12" L x 9" W x 0.25" D. Provenance: From the Estate of Martin W. Hutner. Keywords: Books, Reading, Reference, Printing, History, Typography, Typophiles, American Typecasting Fellowship, Exhibit, Type, Grolier Club, Writing, Type Designer, Collectible, Collectable, Library, Bibliography

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