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Elsted, Crispin

Review: Typographical Ornata Et Cetera
Change and continuity
What is there about printing which makes such amiable fanatics of us all?'
In the beginning was the word…
Ex Libris Stephen Rowan
[Bear]
With the compliments of Barbarian Press
[French flag]
A Sloth of Bears: wood engraved press devices from the first twenty-five years
Books & ideas
The same sea in us all
Aut prodesse volunt...
Mark Twain A Gallimaufry
Trial design proof for a projected edition of 'New World Suite No. 3'
A Maxim: The difference between Books and Computers is that Books make Governments of the People. Robert Bringhurst
Rubus Ursinus: a prayer for the blackberry harvest
Barbarian Press
The chimes, or, Some bells that rang an old year out & a new year in: a goblin drama in four quarters by Mark Lemon & G.A. a'Beckett, Esqrs.
Excerpt from Eric Gill, "Introduction" to Wood Engraving by J.R. Beedham
Sitting at night
O Prosperpina!
Castellar [type design]
ABCDEFG...
Cacoethes Scribendi
A book is an act of devotion

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