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1965réf. 14516Frankfurt, Stempel AG, 1965. Titel und 12 Blatt Text mit farb. Initialen, 1 Bl. Druckvermerk (als Blockbuch). Quer-Gr.-8vo. OBrosch.
1965réf. 55393Ffm.: Johannes Weisbecker (ca. 1965). 3 Bll., 124 Ss., 1 Bl. 4°. Ln. mit Goldpräg. (Rücken u. tls. die Deckelkanten leicht gebräunt).
1965réf. 13394Frankfurt, um, 1965. Mit zahlr. typogr. Beispielen. 3 Bll., 124 S., 1 Bl. Kl.- 4to. OLwd.
1960réf. 9629Frankfurt, (ca. 1960). Original-Leinenband, Gr.-8°, 124 S.
1927réf. 1247101(München 1927), Weiss & Co. 1927). 4to. 126 S. (Katalog 2). OBroschur (begriffen, Rücken gering beschädigt, Vorderdeckel mit Nagespur (=Fehlstelle), erste Bl. minimal benagt; unbeschnitten).
1931réf. 121957Mustermappe mit 3 Einzelschriften. Frankfurt, Bauer, o.J. bzw. 1931. Jeweils mit zahlreichen typographischen Mustern, tlw. zweifarbig gedruckt. 4to. Or.-Hlwd.; Kanten etw. bestoßen. [7 Warenabbildungen]
1961réf. 165840Hildesheim, Olms, 1961. Reprint der Ausg. Nördlingen 1864. XVIII, 506, IV, 70, 30 S. Gr.-8°, OLnbd.
1864réf. 192632Nördlingen, Beck, 1864. XVIII, 506; 70; 30 Seiten. Privater Halbleinenband. Originalbroschur eingebunden. 23 cm.
1960pp. xiii, 395. Illustrated by Lynton Lamb with paintings and drawings; designed by Bert Clarke; printed at The Thistle Press; set in monotype Caslon Old Style; Curtis Colophon laid paper. Inked ownership of Jefford F. Oller on front fly leaf. 6 3/4 x 9 1/4 inches. Bound by the Russell-Rutter Company in full woven forest-green cloth, very slight spotting tail of spine. Original color printed paper spine label. Original yellow slip case, slightly soiled. Fifteen hundred copies have been made, of which this is copy number 420 and it is signed by the illustrator, Lynton Lamb (1907-1977). Fine. Fine Books from the Limited Editions Club make great gifts. SHELF W92
1989réf. 66288ABItzehoe, Verl. Beruf u. Schule, 1989. 4°. 317 S., 344 Ill. u. graph. Darst. Pp.
1952Torino, Frassinelli, 1952, in-8 piccolo, cartonatura edit. con la copertina anteriore figurata, custodia, pp. XIII, [3], 582, [2].
1963réf. 167929Amsterdam Amsterdam, vers 1963. Petit In-4 carré broché non paginé très illustré.
réf. 18046, Sacramento, Star Thistle Press, 2004., Hardcover 4to. Half cloth. 36 p. *Printed by the Poltroon Press, Berkeley,
(ca. 32,5 x 23 cm). 43 Seiten, Fraktur (vereinzelt auch Antiqua). Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen teilw. in Farbe, sowie einigen unpaginierten Extraseiten mit Druckbeispielen. Original-Karton mit Deckeltitel. Einband leicht fleckig, innen noch sehr gut erhalten. Insgesamt guter Zustand. Zeitschriftenausgabe aus dem Jahr 1936 mit vielen Beispielen für Satz und Schriftgestaltung. Die Ausgabe enthält mehrere farbige Beispiele von Werbegraphik ("Neue Sachlichkeit") für Firmen der Zeit: Stabilo Farbstifte, Beton Brückenbau Reger, Büchergilde Gutenberg, Hamburg-Amerika Linie. Die Ausgabe gibt auch Einblick in Selbstverständnisse des Berufsstandes im Nationalsozialismus. Sehr interessante Zeitschrift zur Schrift und Graphik im NS-Staat!
1963Amsterdam, vers 1963. Petit In-4 carré broché non paginé très illustré.
1974réf. 84905ABAmsterdam, J.H. De Bussy, 1974. 8°. XVI S., 1 Bl., 496 S. Mit s/w. Abb. OLn. mit OU.
1962réf. 255607München 1962. 2 Doppelblatt zur Ausstellung in Rot und Schwarz gedruckt. Mit einem Text von [HAP] Grieshaber.
1957A posthumous homage to Dutch typographer and artist Hendrik Nicolaas Werkman, publisher of the magazine "The Next Call" and pioneer in the art of avant-garde printing. As a member of the Dutch resistance in World War II, Werkman operated an illegal printing press and was shot by the Gestapo in 1945. His colleagues and peers compiled this homage book more than a decade later to commemorate his work. The book contains both examples of Werkman's own art prints, as well as art and text from the many contributors - totaling around 100 distinct pieces of artwork from all involved, as well as multiple pieces of artistically-arranged texts about (or related to) Werkman. Contributors include F.R.A Henkels, W. Sandberg, Kurt Martin, HAP Grieshaber, H.L. Greve, Riccarda Gregor, Herbert Schwobel, Emil Kiess, Raoul Ubac, Wilhelm Geyer, Walter Renz, Werner Oberle, Fritz Ruoff, and the students of the Karlsruhe academy of arts. [ATTRIBUTES:] 295x210mm. ~120 unnumbered pages. Beige board hardcover with tan cloth spine. A reproduction of the cover of issue #9 of "The Next Call" appears on the front cover. [CONDITION:] Cover corners bumped and mildly worn. Front cover very lightly scratched. Otherwise, this loving homage to a pioneer and martyr is in very good condition.
1990réf. 86666ABNew York, Watson-Guptill Publ., 1990. 4°. 205 S. with Disc. OBrosch.
First edition, 61, [1 blank]pp., the text appears in Dutch and French on facing pages, 4 folding plates, text spotted, paper wrappers, uncut and unopened. "Containing the first full and authoritative account of the Muller stereotyping process, the earliest known (save the doubtful claim of Valleyre); preceeding Ged's experiments by a comfortable margin. It was overlooked or ignored by the 19th-century historians, who dismissed Muller's products as merely soldered forms of type metal. Its existence was unknown to me or my expert advisor when I was preparing William Ged and the Invention of Stereotype (The Library, 1960). Its significance was recognized (through Ellic Howe's copy) by Percy Muir in 1963". (John Carter). Bigmore & Wyman, III. p.78.
First edition, 8vo (233 x 145 mm), 61, [1 blank]pp., the text appears in Dutch and French on facing pages, 4 folding plates, text lightly spotted, paper wrappers, orig. plain boards. "Containing the first full and authoritative account of the Muller stereotyping process, the earliest known (save the doubtful claim of Valleyre); preceeding Ged's experiments by a comfortable margin. It was overlooked or ignored by the 19th-century historians, who dismissed Muller's products as merely soldered forms of type metal. Its existence was unknown to me or my expert advisor when I was preparing William Ged and the Invention of Stereotype (The Library, 1960). Its significance was recognized (through Ellic Howe's copy) by Percy Muir in 1963"?John Carter. Bigmore & Wyman, III. p.78.
19258vo, 22.8cm. Pp. xvi,210, 2 frontisp., numerous facsimiles and type proofs throughout. Orig. cloth. Very good.
1928réf. 15025Magdeburg, Mitteldeutsche Reklamegesellschaft, 1928. Doppelblatt in rot und blau-violettem Druck auf weißem Papier. 31,5 x 22,5 bzw. 45 cm. [4 Warenabbildungen]
1970This is a very good copy in a plastic comb binding (intact), stiff paper covers printed in color with Weyerhaeuser paper sample names: 'Weycroft', 'Louvain', 'Carousel', 'Kashmir', 'Gainsborough', etc. No date but ca. 1970's. Each of the 10 paper sample sections has a color printed title page with the different paper weights and characteristics available in that sample, followed by a number of blank sheets in different colors that are available with that sample. A typical early to mid 1970's Weyerhaeuser trade catalog. 11" high X 10" wide. All printing in offset lithography. Publisher's 'Complimentary Copy' business reply card laid in. This book will be securely wrapped and packed in a sturdy box and shipped with tracking.
19608vo., First Edition, with frontispiece, illustrated title, 16plates on 14 and numerous facsimiles (a number full-page) in the text, presentation inscription on front free endpaper; original pictorial wrappers, a near fine copy. Catalogue of the collection of printing specimens and artefacts at the famous Fleet Street pub. Lists 140 items together with essays on The Printed Page by A. Lloyd-Taylor and The Printed Illustration by John Lewis.
