The art and craft of printing (Open Library)

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The art and craft of printing

by Morris, William
Published in 1902, Elston press (New Rochelle, N.Y)

The art and craft of printing
Morris, William

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Contributions: Conwell, Clarke., Elston Press

works: The art and craft of printing

By statement: by William Morris. A note by William Morris on his aims in founding the Kelmscott press, together with a short description of the press by S. C. Cockerell, and an annotated list of the books printed thereat.

Source records: Internet Archive: artcraftofprinti00morrrich

Pagination: 2 p. l., 44 p., 1 l., 19, [6] p., 1 l.

LCCN: 02008239

LC: Z232.M87 M8

Subject: Kelmscott Press
Printing — Great Britain — History

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   Note by William Morris on his aims in founding the Kelmscott press.

   The ideal book: an address by William Morris, delivered before the Bibliographical society of London, MDCCCXCIII.

   An essay on printing, by William Morris and Emery Walker, from Arts and crafts, essays by members of the Arts and crafts exhibition society.

   Passages given to show the Troy & Chaucer types, and four iniials that were designed for the Froissart, but never used.

	Note by William Morris on his aims in founding the Kelmscott press.
	The ideal book: an address by William Morris, delivered before the Bibliographical society of London, MDCCCXCIII.
	An essay on printing, by William Morris and Emery Walker, from Arts and crafts, essays by members of the Arts and crafts exhibition society.
	Passages given to show the Troy & Chaucer types, and four iniials that were designed for the Froissart, but never used.