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Printing History Journals

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Printing History New Series 29/30

Edited By James and Molly Cameron

Content
An Interview with Erin Beckloff
Marie Hofer “The Widow Will Print: A Notice on the Mechanization of Printing”
Katherine M. Ruffin, “Hannah Dustin French and the Book Arts Laboratory at Wellesley College”
Joan Boudreau, “A Confederate States of America Register of Vessels”
David A. Hanson and Steven F. Joseph, “’Heralding A New Era’: B. A. Girard’s Method of Photomechanical Halftone in France, 1863”
Marvin J. Heller, “The Deer Motif on Early Hebrew Book Title Pages”

Printing History Journals

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Printing History New Series 27/28

Edited By Brooke Palmieri, E. Haven Hawley

Content
An Interview with Tia Blassingame of Primrose Press
Sarah Werner, “Working Toward a feminist Printing History”
Sonia Farmer, “Palimpsest of Paradise: The Craftsman Press Archive”
K.A. Wisniewski. “Compositors of Type: Mary Katharine Goddard, Frances Hopkinson, and Design in Eighteenth-Century America”
Todd Samuelson, “Imperfect Iterations: Duplicate Iconography in Wood Engraving Blocks”
Georgia Deal, “Paper and Print: A Rich History and Future”

Printing History Journals

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Printing History New Series 26

Edited By Brooke Palmieri

An Interview with Thin Ice Press
Nina Schneider, The Printed Intarsia of Erasmus Loya
Fuchsia Voremberg, Chinook Jargon and Itinerant Mimeography in the Pacific Northwest
Ellen Mazur Thomson, To Feast with One’s Eyes: Colour Printing in Nineteenth-Century Cookbooks

Reviews

James Raven, What is the History of the Book? [Katherine M. Ruffin]
Hendrik D. L. Vervliet, Robert Granjon, Letter-Cutter, 1513—1590: Oeuvre Catalogue [Brooke Sylvia Palmieri]

Printing History Journals

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Savage Impressions

Bruce Licher is a musician, artist, and designer who founded Independent Project Press after learning the art of letterpress printing at the Women's Graphic Center in downtown Los Angeles at the beginning of 1982. His initial projects centered around creating album covers, postcards, and promotional stamps for his band Savage Republic. It didn't take long before he was producing work for other Los Angeles underground music groups, along with a growing number of clients in the Los Angeles design community.

Popular Culture Printing History Typography Books

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Printing History New Series Number 25

Edited By Brooke Palmieri

An Interview with Bruce Kennet, author of W.A. Dwiggins: A Life in Design, published by the Letterform Archive in 2017
Lynne Farrington, A Very Good Book Indeed: Selling Bibles by Subscription in Nineteenth-Century America
Jeffrey Makala, Spiritual Machinery’: The American Bible Society and the Mechanisms of Large-Scale Printing in the Early Nineteenth Century

Reviews

Michalis Pichler, editor Publishing Manifestos [Brooke Sylvia Palmieri]

Printing History Journals

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The Aries Press of Eden, N.Y. (Deluxe Edition)

The Aries Press of Eden, N.Y. (Deluxe Edition)

By Richard Kegler

The Aries Press was an American private press founded by Spencer Kellogg, Jr., in the 1920s. A second-generation millionaire and supporter of the arts, Kellogg was influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement. Though little known today, the Aries Press produced exceptional examples of fine printing. Richard Kegler documents its colorful history accompanied by fine illustrations and samples from the Press.

Printing History Typography Books

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Printing History New Series Number 24

Edited By Brooke Palmieri

Contents

An Interview with Douglas Charles, Journeyman Printer
Amanda Stuckey, Tactile Literacy
Erin Schreiner, Printing the Screenplay in Hollywood and Beyond
Amelia J. Hugill-Fontanel, Multitudinous Tints: An Inventor’s Pursuit of Instantaneous Multicolor Printing
Paul Shaw’s response to Jerry Kelly’s review of Revival Type: Digital Typefaces Inspired by the Past (2017) published in Printing History 23 (Winter 2018).

Printing History Journals

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Printing History New Series Number 23

Edited By Brooke Palmieri

New Series Number 23 (Winter 2018)

Interview with Heiba Lamara
James T. Cameron and George D. Barnum, Invisible Writing Made Visible: The U. S. Government Printing Office and Prisoner of War Stationery in the Second World War.
Lisa Unger Baskin, The Myth of Some Unconventional Women.
Amy Hildreth Chen, Michelle Chesner, and Shannon K. Supple, Roundtable Discussion: Teaching Printing History with Codex Conquest.

Printing History Journals

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Printing History New Series 22

Edited By Brooke Palmieri

New Series Number 22 (Septmeber 2017)

Interview with artist Liv Rainey-Smith
“An Aesthetic History of the Ouija Board” by Jesse Ryan Erickson
“William Berry: Publisher, Scoundrel, and Spiritualist” by E. Haven Hawley
“The Lion Motif on Early Hebrew Title Pages and Pressmarks” by Marvin J. Heller

Reviews
Mark R. Godburn, Nineteenth-Century Dust-Jackets
William J. Kiesel, Printers Devices in Esoteric Publishing.

Printing History Typography Journals

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