[Minneapolis]: [Ampersand Club], [2009]. Broadside, 6.75 x 10 inches; 2 colored maps; fine copy. Invitation to the Club's annual dinner meeting with speaker Ken Storm, Jr. Printed by Phil Gallo. More
[Newport: publisher not identified, 1837.]. Folio broadside (approx. 13¾" x 12"), text in triple column under the running head, signed at the end of the third column "Brenton" and dated August 21, 1837; a touch of creasing in the margins; near fine. Protests the use of funds generated by sales..... More
Minneapolis: Coffee House Press, 1994. Edition limited to 94 numbered copies (this copy out of sries); 7.5" x 11" quotation broadside commissioned by the Minnesota State Arts Board to commemorate the Weaver's Guild of Minnesota's organization and production of Convergence 94, the biennial conference of the Handweavers Guild of America..... More
[Minneapolis]: Coffee House Press, 1987. 11.5" x 15" broadside printed at the Science Museum of Minnnesota as part of the exhibition "Printing: From Craft to Technology," and published in the bicentennial year of the U. S. Constitution. More
Portland, ME: Red Wagon Press, 1999. Edition limited to 150 copies (this, no. 55); broadside (approx. 17" x11"), printed in brown and black, with wood engraving of a pumpkin; presswork by John Cutrone; previous central fold, else fine. This piece of New England doggerel in honor of the most venerable..... More
[Iowa City]: The Windhover Press, n.d., [1992]. Broadside (approx. 8¼" x 11¾), printed in blue and black; fine. From the library of Kim Merker. A collection of aphorisms from a printer's commonplace book. "He may never have read these, but he has known the gist of them all his life."..... More
New York: J. Rosenbery, [ca. 1850]. Broadside, folio (481 mm.); a bit soiled, corners a bit creased, else a good copy. Printed advertisement accomplished in manuscript for reduced prices in "dry goods, silks, hosieries, gloves, shawls, embroideries, &c." from New York City. Not found in OCLC. More
Winsted, Conn. Citizen Job Print, 1895. Folio broadside, approx. 13" x 7¼", wood-engraved portrait of the lecturer; very good. His talk is "replete with touching incidents and adventure, and will linger long in the memory of those who were so fortunate to listen to this tender and eloquent story. He..... More
Boston: Forbes & Co. Lith. 1868. Large folio broadside (506 mm.); lithographic illustration and decorative borders around text; some soiling and minor foxing along margins, else fine. Advertisement for "the best Plaster ever known. Compounded from the choicest Gum Resins of the Green Mountain State...so combined as to produce a...... More
[Lake Fort Worth Lagoon, TX]: Red Wagon Bookworks, April 16, 2002. Edition limited to 195 copies (this, no. 29); broadside (approx. 12" x 7¾"), printed in blue, green and black, with a linocut of Groucho by Seth Thompson and presswork by John Cutrone; fine. Printed in connection with the Fontaneda..... More
[West Branch, Iowa]: Coffee House Press, n.d., [1984]. 5" x 7.25" invitation to meet Elizabeth Eddy at publication party for Litany, at Guild Books, Chicago; printed on orange paper with red ornamental relief print along rag. More
London: [H. Morrell, ca. 1850s]. Broadside, folio (310 x 250 mm.); decorative vignette, printed in red; previous fold, shallow tears along edges not affecting text, a bit toned, else a fine copy. Not in OCLC. More
Providence: printed and sold by J. S. Hayward, six rods east of the Market, n.d., [ca. 1830]. Broadside (approx. 11½" x 9"), text in double column beneath the title and a wood engraving of the said Harry at a writing desk; large loss in the upper right corner barely touching..... More
New York: Henry Holt & Co., n.d., [1898]. Folio broadside, approx. 12" x 11"; printed in black on brown paper; generally fine. The David Dwight Wells's humorous stories were published by Holt in New York in 1898, and reprinted again in London, where it seems to have enjoyed considerable success..... More
[Minneapolis]: printed for friends of Coffee House Press, 1991. 9.5" x 12.5" poetry broadside printed alongside a relief print, artist unknown, on pink paper. More
N.p. 1823. Broadside approx. 9" x 7", seven numbered stanzas in double column beneath a running head; typographical border; previous folds and several short splits; good. Ownership signature at the bottom, "L. Kinsman." Not in American Imprints but 4 in OCLC. More
Japan: illustrated and published by Izumo Jinshichi, Meiji 18, [i.e. 1885]. Woodblock broadside showing 13 different hairstyles made possible with hair tonic, each with descriptive text; approx. 20" x 14", originally folded and preserving the original printed fukuro; small chip from the upper left corner (not touching and letterpress or..... More
Providence: [publisher not identified], March 29, 1845. Broadside (approx. 10¼" x 7¼"), near fine. Reflects a split in the Whig / Law & Order coalition with regard to the release of Thomas Dorr from prison. Here, the Whigs call upon the Law & Order faction to essentially put up or..... More
[Minneapolis]: Coffee House Press, 1989. Broadside, 15" x 11.25" presented by the Artists and Art Organizations of Saint Paul, 1989. This edition on heavy stock white paper. More
Manchester, N.H. Hillsborough Lodge, 1843, 1851. Broadside, 4to (287 mm.); printed certificate accomplished in manuscript, engraved decorative borders by J.H. & G.W. Casilear; previous folds, else fine. Printed date 1843, certificate accomplished September 1st, 1851, certifying that "Mrs. Mary Ann Kidder, whose name is written on the margin of this..... More
Chicago, IL: Geo. F. Cram, ca. 1880. 24" x 18" broadside color map. Engraved with red and yellow highlights by George F. Cram, drab brown cloth cover with lettering in gilt on the front board. Minor wear to the interior hinge coupled with a former owner's stamp dated 1883 on..... More
Council Bluffs, Ia. Yellow Barn Press, 1988. Broadside (approx. 14" x 11") printed in red and black, edition limited to 200 copies signed by DePol as a keepsake for the meeting of the letterpress craft and its enthusiasts at the Foolproof Press, Minburn, Iowa, June 11, 1988. Neil Shaver designer..... More
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[N.p.]: [n.d.] (early 1900s). Broadsheet, printed on both sides, 7 1/4" x 4 1/2"; edges lightly creased, otherwise fine. A collection card for the Irish Maori Girls' Help Association, listing the honorary presidents (Countess' and Lady Fulton) and reading: "This Society has been founded to provide Scholarships for the Maori..... More
![Item #59226 Jack London. What a man! What a life! What a show! With Michael O'Shea [and] Susan...](https://rulon.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/59226_1.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1640213707)
Phila., Pa. Posters, Inc, n.d., [ca. 1943]. Large one-sheet movie poster approx. 41" x 27", previous folds in eighths, 2 very small breaks at the intersections, else very good. Jack London, also known as The Story of Jack London, was a 1943 American biographical film made by Samuel Bronston Productions..... More
[Middletown, CT: Robin Price for The University of Commecticut and the Friends of the University Libraries, 1998. Broadside (approx. 9¾" x 12¾") printed in a limited but unspecified edition; printed in 2 colors from handset Bodoni book and Fortuna extra bold; fine. An invitation to a lecture held in conjunction..... More
