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Expand 093 - Incunabula093 - Incunabula
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Expand 097 - Books notable for ownership or origin097 - Books notable for ownership or origin
Expand 099 - Miniature Books Collection - 1728 - 2004099 - Miniature Books Collection - 1728 - 2004
AF 572.9 - Ethnological Photographic Gallery of the Various Races of Mankind by C. & F. Dammann, Huddersfield - n.d. [late 19th cent.-early 20th cent.]
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Collapse 1 - Great Britain & Ireland1 - Great Britain & Ireland
Expand 1 - Bibliographies of private press books1 - Bibliographies of private press books
Expand 2 - THE ABBEY PRESS, 1902-2 - THE ABBEY PRESS, 1902-
Expand 3 - ALCUIN PRESS, 1928-1949 (?)3 - ALCUIN PRESS, 1928-1949 (?)
Expand 4 - ALDENHAM INSTITUTE OF TYPOGRAPHY4 - ALDENHAM INSTITUTE OF TYPOGRAPHY
Expand 5 - AMPLEFORTH PRESS5 - AMPLEFORTH PRESS
Expand 6 - AQUILA PRESS, 1929-6 - AQUILA PRESS, 1929-
Expand 7 - THE ARDEN PRESS, 1883-7 - THE ARDEN PRESS, 1883-
Expand 8 - ARGONAUT PRESS 1926-8 - ARGONAUT PRESS 1926-
Expand 9 - ARK PRESS 1954-9 - ARK PRESS 1954-
Expand 10 - ART SOCIETY PRESS, 1951-10 - ART SOCIETY PRESS, 1951-
Expand 11 - THE ASHENDENE PRESS, 1894-193511 - THE ASHENDENE PRESS, 1894-1935
Expand 12 - ASPHODEL PRESS 1922-12 - ASPHODEL PRESS 1922-
Expand 13 - ASTOLAT PRESS13 - ASTOLAT PRESS
Expand 14 - THE AUCHINLECK PRESS, 1815-181814 - THE AUCHINLECK PRESS, 1815-1818
Expand 15 - BALLANTYNE PRESS15 - BALLANTYNE PRESS
Expand 16 - THE BASIL PRESS, 1894-190616 - THE BASIL PRESS, 1894-1906
Expand 17 - BASKERVILLE PRESS, 1751-177517 - BASKERVILLE PRESS, 1751-1775
Expand 18 - THE BAYNARD PRESS, 1894-18 - THE BAYNARD PRESS, 1894-
Expand 19 - BEAMSLEY HOUSE PRESS, 1922-195019 - BEAMSLEY HOUSE PRESS, 1922-1950
Expand 20 - THE BEAUMONT PRESS, 1917-193120 - THE BEAUMONT PRESS, 1917-1931
Expand 21 - THE BEAVER PRESS, 1903-191421 - THE BEAVER PRESS, 1903-1914
Expand 22 - THE BELDORNIE PRESS, (1840-1843)22 - THE BELDORNIE PRESS, (1840-1843)
Expand 23 - BIBLIOTHECA CURIOSA, 1883-188823 - BIBLIOTHECA CURIOSA, 1883-1888
Expand 24 - THE BIRMINGHAM GUILD OF HANDICRAFT PRESS, 1894-190224 - THE BIRMINGHAM GUILD OF HANDICRAFT PRESS, 1894-1902
Collapse 25 - BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL OF PRINTING25 - BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL OF PRINTING
133 - BIBLE. LET US NOW PRAISE FAMOUS MEN AND OUR FATHERS THAT BEGAT US AND OTHER PASSAGES FROM THE HOLY BIBLE; selected & arranged by Leonard Jay. 1926 - 1926
134 - BIBLE. FOUR PARABLES FROM THE HOLY BIBLE, selected and arranged by Leonard Jay. 1927 315 x 210 12 pp. Four wood engravings by Clifford Webb. Cream card. - 1927
135 - THE ROMANCE OF PRINTING TYPE AND OF THE MEN WHO IN ITS CREATION HAVE BECOME FAMOUS. Simon de Colines. A great Paris printer, friend of Geofroy Tory and of Claude Garamond. [1927-28] 280 x 205 8 pp. Granjon Old Face type. Unbound. - 1928
136 - BIBLE. THE CREATION OF HEAVEN AND EARTH 1928 296 x 198 8 pp. Poliphilus and Blado types. Purple paper. - 1928
137 - A FAIRY'S SONG AND OTHER VERSES FOR CHILDREN. 1928 240 x 150 15 pp. Wood engravings by Marjorie Taylor. Patterned card. - 1928
138 - LETHABY, W.R. About beauty. 1928 222 x 140 11 pp. Grey card. - 1928
139 - SHELLEY, Percy Bysshe An essay on life. 1928 240 x 164 10 pp. Blado italic type. Purple paper. - 1928
140 - AN EARLY SPANISH PRINTER: ARNALD GUILLEN DE BROCAR. Reprinted from Linotype and Machinery Record. 1929 315 x 235 8 pp. Granjon Old Face type. Wood engravings. Cream card. - 1929
141 - KEATS, John Eight sonnets by 1929 270 x 195 11 pp. Wood engravings on t-p. Red paper. - 1929
142 - THE ROMANCE OF THE PRINTING TYPE AND OF ITS CREATORS: NICOLAS JENSEN, Repr. from Linotype and Machinery Record. 1929 240 x 164 8 pp. Granjon Old Face type: Cream paper. - 1929
143 - BIBLE. THE APOCRYPHA. THE SONG OF THE THREE HOLY CHILDREN: ANANIAS: AZARIUS & MISAEL. 1930 246 x 177 9pp. Grey card. Venezia type. - 1930
144 - BIBLE. THE BOOK OF RUTH. 1930 254 x 170 17 pp. Poliphilus type. Wood engravings by Ivy A. Ellis. Red paper. - 1930
145 - BROWNING, Robert Rabbi Ben Ezrah. 1930 268 x 184 10 pp. Baskerville type. Grey card. - 1930
146 - ELLIS, Havelock XII sonnets. 1930 297 x 170 11pp. Wood engraving by Ivy A. Ellis. Grey card. Garamond type. - 1930
147 - WARDE, Beatrice] L. The nature of the book. 1930 219 x 140 32 pp. Blue patterned paper boards. - 1930
148 - WORDSWORTH, William Ten sonnets by 1930 265 x 184 8 pp. Granjon type. Grey card. - 1930
149 - DE LA MARE, Walter The sunken garden and other verses. 1931 255 x 165 16 pp. Granjon type. Woodcuts by Marjorie Taylor. Cream card. - 1931
150 - FOUR TRACTS RELATIVE TO THE BATTLE OF BIRMINGHAM, ANNO DOMINI 1643. First printed London 1693; repr. Birmingham 1815. 1931 295 x 175 43 pp. Baskerville type. Wine cloth. - 1931
151 - JAY, Leonard Modern Linotype typography. 1931 280 x 220 60 pp. Specimen pages. Black cloth. - 1931
152 - JAY, Leonard Of making many books, there is no end. 1931 285 x 220 61 pp. Specimen pages from the Press 1925- Black cloth. - 1931
153 - KHAYYÂM, Omar Rubaiyat of... trans. by Edward Fitzgerald. 1931 262 x 190 22 pp. Bembo type. Six wood engravings by Charles Meacham. Blue patterned paper boards. - 1931
154 - ADDISON, Joseph An essay on friendship. 1932 220 x 195 8 pp. Estienne type. Cream card. - 1932
155 - BASKERVILLE, John Letters of the famous 18th. century printer ... together with a bibliography of works printed by him at Birmingham; comp. by Leonard Jay. 1932 278 x 175 55 pp. Baskerville type. Wood engraved portrait by Joyce Francis. Black cloth. - 1932
156 - ELIZABETHAN SONNETS; selected and arranged by Leonard Jay. 1932 255 x 190 14 pp. Estienne type. Grey card. - 1932
157 - A GARLAND OF POEMS BY VARIOUS AUTHORS; selected and arranged by Leonard Jay. 1932 265 x 190 33 pp. Granjon type. Wood engravings. Wrappers. - 1932
158 - LUCIAN The dreame, or, The Cocke; trans. by Mr. Francis Hicks 1634, together with the life of Lucian by Thomas Hickes ... 1932 255 x 190 46 pp. Bembo type. Turquoise cloth. - 1932
159 - MARLOWE, Christopher Hero & Leander. 1932 245 x 180 53 pp. Baskerville type. Wood engravings by Rose Thornton and Ivy Ellis. Turquoise cloth. - 1932
160 - MASEFIELD, John Ode... recited by Lady Keeble on the opening of the Stratford Memorial Theatre by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, K.G. on Saturday, April XXIII MCMXXXII. 1932 245 x 180 8 pp. Granjon type. Woodcut t.p. border re- cut by George W. Jones after that used by Simon de Colines. Jade green paper wrappers. - 1932
161 - TENNYSON, Alfred, Lord Crossing the bar. 1932 280 x 190 [6] pp. Bembo type. Wood engraving designed by Bernard Sleigh and cut by Ivy A. Ellis. Red paper covers. Inscribed 'W.C. Eaton from Leonard Jay, I. VI. 32'. - 1932
162 - THEOCRITUS The sorceress; trans. by J.M. Chapman. 1932 245 x 165 11 pp. Granjon type. Cream card covers. - 1932
163 - BOCKWITZ, Hans H. Baskerville in letters; trans. by Herbert Woodbine. 1933 285 x 182 14 pp. Baskerville type: Grey card. - 1933
164 - CECIL, William, Lord Burleigh Ten precepts. 1933 285 x 190 8 pp. Baskerville type. Woodcut t.p. border recut by George W. Jones after that used by Jean de Tournes. Blue paper wrappers. - 1933
165 - CHAUCER, Geoffrey A.B.C. 1933 280 x 180 11 pp. Bembo type. - 1933
166 - GOLDSMITH, Oliver The deserted village. 1933 255 x 190 24 pp. Estienne type. Woodcut border on t.p. recut by George W. Jones after that used by Jean de Tournes. Blue-grey paper wrappers. - 1933
167 - JEFFERIES, Richard The makers of summer: an essay. 1933 240 x 170 20 pp. Venezia type. Wood engravings by Millicent Curnow. Cream card. - 1933
168 - SLEIGH, Bernard Verses grave and gay, 1933 280 x 180 17 pp. Baskerville type. Wood engravings by Ivy Ellis and Rose Thornton. Blue-grey paper wrappers Bookplate of Jean Corke designed by the author. - 1933
169 - THE TORCH ... No.1. ed. by Leonard Jay. 1933 370 x 245 unpaged. Illus. Turquoise cloth. - 1933
170 - WALKER, Sir Emery Obituary: Sir Emery Walker, 1851-1933. Repr. from The Times, 24th. July, 1933. 1933 285 x 185 11 pp. Bembo type. Cream card. - 1933
171 - BENNETT, William Birmingham Town Hall centenary, 1834-1934 ... 260 x 185 24 pp. Granjon Old Style type. 1934 Pale Blue card. - 1934
172 - BENNETT, William Dr. Samuel Johnson and the ladies of Lichfield Amicable Society, 1775. 1934 235 x 158 8 pp. Granjon Old Style type. Pale blue card. - 1934
173 - DRINKWATER, John Choruses to Abraham Lincoln. 1934 235 x 160 22 pp. Baskerville type. Blue grey paper wrappers. - 1934
174 - MALORY, Sir Thomas The book of the Holy Grail from Morte d'Arthur, together with William Caxton's prologue. 1934 285 x 215 43 pp. Garamond type. Wood engravings by Ivy Ellis, Winifred Hobday, Madeline Rose, Rose Thornton. Shield designs cut by Evelyn Hill and Stanley Dennis. Red patterned paper, lino-cut by Ivy Ellis and Stanley Dennis. - 1934
175 - NIGHTINGALE, Madeleine Mostly moonshine. 1934 240 x 160 17 pp. Caslon type. Wood engraved frontis. by Ivy A. Ellis. Pink paper. - 1934
176 - RHODES, R. Crompton Ancient charters of Birmingham. 1934 255 x 165 28pp. Pale blue card. Baskerville type. - 1934
177 - RUDLAND, E. Marston Ten sonnets. 1934 255 x 165 23 pp. Granjon type. Wood engravings by Ivy A. Ellis. Cream card. - 1934
178 - SHELLEY, P[ercy] B[ysshe] The sensitive plant. 1934 270 x 185 19 - 1934
179 - STONE, John Bembo pp. The Bible in type. 1934 type. 220 x 145 8 pp. Granjon type. Cream card. - 1934
180 - BALDWIN, Stanley England, an address ... May 1924. 1935 285 x 195 16 pp. Bembo type. Opening border recut on wood by George W. Jones after Geoffroy Tory, heraldic devices by Margaret Dady, lettering by Ruth Walley. Green card. - 1935
181 - BENNETT, William Johnsoniana: Dr. Samuel Johnson and his friends: Richard Greene, the Lichfield apothecary & his museum of curiosities. 1935 228 x 145 17 pp. Venezia type. Cover portrait by E. Joyce Francis. Cream card. - 1935
182 - BENNETT, William William Caslon, 1692-1766, ornamental engraver, type founder and music lover. 1935 220 x 140 23 pp. Caslon Old Face type. Blue card. - 1935
183 - GLORIA IN EXCELSIS DEO. 1935 285 x 190 7 pp. Bembo type. Lino block illus. by R. Cashnella. Cream card. - 1935
184 - RUDLAND, E. Marston Ballads of old Birmingham. 1935 260 x 155 31 pp. Baskerville type. Illus, by F. Palmer. Green card. - 1935
185 - BIBLE. ECCLESIASTICUS. All these put their trust in their hands. 1936 220 x 130 [7] pp. Venezia type. Line-blocks by I. Chamberlain. Yellow paper. - 1936
186 - CAVE, Thomas John Baskerville: the printer 1706-1775, his ancestry. 1936 285 x 175 42 pp. Baskerville type. Blue paper boards, linen spine. Pink paper wrappers. - 1936
187 - A FESTIVAL OF NINE LESSONS AND CAROLS IN KING'S COLLEGE CHAPEL, CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND, ON CHRISTMAS EVE. 1936 285 x 190 32 pp. Bembo type. Illus. by R. Cashnella, C. Gebhard, M. McKay and E. Allen, initials by T. Bliss, T. Brough, T. Botham and O. Garner. One of 250 copies. Green card. - 1936
188 - GEORGIUS V DEI GRATIA BRITANNIARVM OMIVM REX: FIDEI DEFENSOR: INDIAE IMPERATOR. ORATIONES IN VICESIMO QUINTO ANNO REGNI DICTAS; selected by Leonard Jay. 1936 280 x 185 25 pp. Bembo type. Design of St. Paul's Cathedral drawn by F. Palmer. Lettering by Olga Garner and T.E. Botham. Pale green card. - 1936
189 - GREEN, T. A sketch of the origin and growth of the printing craft in Yorkshire. 1936 235 x 150 15 pp. Baskerville type. Opening designed by Margaret Dady. Cream card. - 1936
190 - MEREDITH, George The lark ascending. 1936 210 x 132 12 pp. Granjon type. Wood engraving by M. Curnow. Pale green card. - 1936
191 - POWELL, L.B. Howson Taylor: master potter: a memoir with an appreciation of Ruskin Pottery. 1936 252 x 160 30 pp. Granjon type. Text opening drawn by Kathleen Day. Cover lettering by T. Botham. Cream card. - 1936
192 - THE ROMANCE OF THE PRINTING TYPE AND OF THE MASTER-CRAFTSMEN WHO IN ITS CREATION AND USE HAVE BECOME FAMOUS: PETER SCHOEFFER. Repr. from Linotype and Machinery Record. 1936 240 x 155 10 pp. Venezia type. Opening designed by Margaret Dady. Cream card. Another copy printed in Granjon. Bound in blue-grey paper wrappers. - 1936
193 - THE ROMANCE OF PRINTING TYPE AND OF THE MEN WHO IN ITS CREATION AND USE HAVE BECOME FAMOUS: WYNKYN DE WORDE, ASSISTANT, FRIEND, & SUCCESSOR OF WILLIAM CAXTON, ENGLAND'S FIRST PRINTER. Repr. from Linotype and Machinery Record. 1936 240 x 150 12 pp. Granjon type. Woodcut illus. Cream card. - 1936
194 - SLEIGH, Bernard The Dryad's child being the further history of the lives of the Reverend James Manshull and his faery wife, as related in 'The Gates of Horn'. 1936 220 x 145 31 pp. Granjon Old Style type. Wood engraving by Bernard Sleigh. Pale green card covers. Bookplate of Jean Corke designed by Bernard Sleigh. - 1936
195 - STONE, John Winged idyll. 1936 210 x 130 10 pp. Granjon type. Wood engravings by Ivy A. Ellis. Cream card. - 1936
196 - BENNETT, William John Baskerville: the Birmingham printer, his press, relations and friends. Vol.1 1937, Vol.2 1939. 283 x 178 Vol.1. 173, Vol.2. 146 pp. Baskerville type. Blue cloth. - 1939
197 - BIBLE: THE SONG OF SONGS, as a drama by Ernest Renan; trans. with an intro. by Havelock Ellis. 1937 285 x 185 18 pp. Bembo type. Illus. by Bernard Sleigh. Red patterned paper boards. - 1937
198 - BOCKWITZ, Hans John Baskerville in the judgement of German contemporaries; trans. by A.B. Hill. 1937 235 x 150 10 Baskerville type. Cream card. - 1937
199 - pp. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. SIX SERIES ISSUED BY THE LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB OF U.S.A. PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL OF PRINTING BY SIR CHARLES HYDE, BART, FROM THE LIBRARY OF GEORGE W. JONES. [Cover title] [1937] 220 x 145 22 pp. Granjon type. Grey card. - 1937
200 - HOUSMAN, A.E. Six poems from ‘A Shropshire Lad' and ‘Last Poems'. 1937 210 x 140 17 pp. Baskerville type. Wood engravings by G. Sidaway, Elsie Hedingham and A. Philips. 210 x 140 Buff card. - 1937
201 - KHAYYAM, Omar .. Rubaiyat of. trans. by Edward Fitzgerald. 1937 240 x 155 22pp. Bembo type. Decorative head-pieces and cover by C. Gebhard. Gold paper boards printed with decoration in black. - 1937
202 - LITERATURE AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS RELATING TO JOHN BASKERVILLE IN THE REFERENCE LIBRARY, BIRMINGHAM. 1937 240 x 150 12 pp. Linotype Bookprint type. Pale blue card. - 1937
203 - MURRY, J. Middleton Peace at Christmas. 1938 285 x 195 11 pp. Bembo type. Line block by R. Cashnella. Grey card. - 1938
204 - RUDLAND, E.M. Mrs. Neville Chamberlain and other poems. 1938 285 x 195 9 pp. Granjon Old Face type. Initials and decorations designed by O. Garner and T. Botham. Grey card. - 1938
205 - THE TORCH ... No.2 ed. by Leonard Jay. 1938 335 x 220 unpaged. Maroon cloth - 1938
206 - The immortal hour. 1939. Fiona MACLEOD, [William Sharp]. - 1939
207 - COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor The rime of the ancient mariner. 1940 250 x 150 56 pp. Bembo type. Illus. by J. Trevor Denning. Green cloth. - 1940
208 - JAY, Leonard A tribute to the work of George W. Jones, master printer, on the occasion of his eightieth birthday. 1940 330 x 225 13 pp. Venezia, Estienne & Granjon types. Woodcuts borders recut by George W. Jones. Green card. - 1940
209 - MARTEN, Anthony Against the power of the dragon Aileen M. Goodwin. 1940 220 x 140 16 pp. Baskerville type. Grey card. - 1940
210 - ed, with an intro. by NOTES ON THE LETTERS OF HAVELOCK ELLIS TO BERNARD SLEIGH, 1916-1939. Foreword by Lawrence Housman. 1940 250 x 160 23 pp. Baskerville type. Wood engraved illus. by Bernard Sleigh. Green card. - 1940
211 - SHAKESPEARE, William The tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. 1940 265 x 160 130 pp. Baskerville type. Illus. by William Bird. Red cloth. - 1940
212 - BRAMAH, Ernest Kin Weng and the miraculous tusk. 1941 220 x 140 46 pp. Baskerville type. Illus. by W.J. Martindale. Green paper boards. - 1941
213 - THE LIFE AND CHAPTERS OF SUNDRY GOODLY SAYINGS AND THE TEACHING OF BROTHER GILES CAMPION OF SAINT FRANCIS FROM THE LITTLE FLOWERS OF SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI. 1941 285 x 180 57 pp. Baskerville type. Illus. by Neil L. MacCuaig. Grey paper boards, red cloth spine. - 1941
214 - BIRMINGHAM MUNICIPAL SCHOOL OF ART Fourteen addresses delivered to students ... 1892-1924. 1942 280 x 180 242 pp. Granjon type. Orange cloth. - 1942
215 - HOLDEN, Harold H. Art and craft education in the city of Birmingham. 1942 285 x 180 89 pp. Half-tone illus. Grey cloth. - 1942
216 - JAY, Leonard Si monumentum requiris, circumspice: notes on the libraries of George W. Jones, Esq., formerly at Monkbarns, Northwood, Middlesex and at the Sign of the Dolphin, Gough Square, London E.C.4. 1942 275 x 195 16pp. Linotype Granjon type. Illus. Grey card. With loosely inserted portrait of G.W. Jones. - 1942
217 - WATT, James A memoir of Matthew Boulton 1943 285 x 185 12 pp. Granjon Old Face type. Grey card. - 1943
218 - ALDERMAN BYNG KENRICK: tributes and appreciations on his retirement as Chairman of the Birmingham Education Committee, expressed at meetings held on the twenty-ninth day of October & the eighth day of December MCMXLIII. 1944 280 x 180 44 pp. Granjon type. Lettering by Frances H. Woof. Red cloth. - 1944
219 - DICKENS, Charles A christmas carol ... 1944 290 x 185 100 pp. Baskerville type. Illus. by Hans E. Schwarz. (1922-2003) Marbled paper boards, green cloth spine. - 1944
220 - RUDLAND, E.M. The pilgrim fathers. 1944 285 x 195 22 pp. Granjon type. Grey card. - 1944
221 - WALKER, Benjamin The resting places of the remains of John Baskerville, the thrice-buried printer. 1944 285 x 180 16 pp. Baskerville type. 4 half-tone illus. Grey card. - 1944
222 - CATALOGUE OF BOOKS PRODUCED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF LEONARD JAY AT THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL OF PRINTING, A DEPARTMENT OF THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND CRAFTS, MARGARET STREET, 1925-1946. 1946 220 x 140 22 pp. Grey card. - 1946
223 - DE BURY, Richard The love of books: the philobiblion; trans. by E.C. Thomas. 1946 260 x 165 92 pp. Baskerville and Goudy types. Blue paper boards, blue cloth spine. - 1946
224 - MAETERLINCK, Maurice Three essays 1946 265 x 165 42 pp. Granjon type. Initials designed by A.M. Fletcher. Marbled paper boards; green cloth spine. - 1946
225 - CLARK, Leonard Ideas in poetry. 1947 210 x 140 11 pp. Granjon type. Green card. - 1947
226 - LATIMER, Hugh Sermon of the plough MDXLVIII. 1947 210 x 145 44 pp. Granjon Old Face type. Line block by A. Michael Fletcher. Buff card wrappers. - 1947
227 - BIBLE. CHRIST'S SERMON ON THE MOUNT ... 1948 375 x 250 14 pp. Garamond type on handmade paper. Initials designed by Olga Garner. Grey paper - 1948
228 - boards. CLARK, Leonard XII poems. 1948 260 x 180 15 Estienne type. pp. Cream card, litho printed. - 1948
229 - IRVING, Washington Christmas from the sketch book of Geoffrey Crayon, gentleman. 1948 222 x 155 77 Baskerville type. pp. Decorated paper boards. - 1948
230 - ROSSETTI, Dante Gabriel Hand and soul. 1948 285 x 180 15 pp. Granjon type. T-p. design by Henry S. Sands, initials designed by Á. Michael Fletcher. Green card. - 1948
231 - RUDLAND, E.M. Birmingham poetry and poets 215 x 145 15 pp. Granjon type. Blue card. 1948 - 1948
232 - CHAUCER, Geoffrey The Canterbury tales, the prologue; trans. into modern English by F.E. Hill. 1949 290 x 195 31 pp. Granjon Old Face type. Decorations by Maurice Askew. Green cloth. - 1949
233 - GRAY, Thomas Elegy written in a country churchyard. 1949 245 x 180 14 pp. Granjon type. Illus, designed by P.D. Shepherd. Grey card. - 1949
234 - BATEY, Charles In praise of famous men. 1950 230 x 155 16 pp. Grey card. - 1950
235 - FISHENDEN, R.B. Craftsmanship & the printer. 1950 220 x 155 15 pp. Granjon type. Green card. - 1950
236 - RUDLAND, E.M. Further ballads of old Birmingham. 1950 235 x 155 31 pp. Granjon Old Face type. Pink paper. - 1950
237 - THE TORCH No.3. ed. by Leonard Jay. 1950 260 x 190 unpaged. Blue cloth. - 1950
238 - XII OF THE MEN WHO IN THE CREATION OF PRINTING TYPE HAVE BECOME FAMOUS. 1950 220 x 150 70 pp. Granjon type. Illus. from the George Jones collection. Blue cloth. - 1950
239 - WHITE, Gilbert Extracts from the natural histories of Selborne. 1950 225 x 135 12 pp. Granjon type. Wood engravings by Mrs. H.J. Faulkner and W.V. Rose. Cream card. - 1950
240 - BESANT, Walter Westminster. 1951 220 x 155 26 pp. Granjon Old Face type. Blue card. - 1951
241 - SIMON, Herbert Opportunities. 1951 230 x 155 15 pp. Granjon type. Pale blue card. - 1951
242 - CITY OF BIRMINGHAM EDUCATION COMMITTEE. SCHOOL OF PRINTING. PRESENTATION CEREMONY. COLLEGE OF ART AND CRAFTS, FRIDAY 31 OCTOBER AT 6.30p.m. 1952 235 x 175 16pp. Baskerville type. Cream card. - 1952
243 - KNIGHT, Charles William Caxton: the first English printer. 1844. A biography reprinted. 1952 220 x 150 161 pp. Granjon Old Face type. Red cloth. - 1952
244 - MINTON, John Speculations on the contemporary printer ... 1952 220 x 160 12 pp. Granjon Old Face type. Pale blue card. - 1952
245 - BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER. THE COLLECTS, EPISTLES & GOSPELS ... 1953 285 x 190 112 pp. Bembo type. Initials designed by F. Palmer. Green cloth. - 1953
246 - PAGES FROM BOOKS PRODUCED IN THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL OF PRINTING n.d. 267 x 197 [12] pp. - n.d.
247 - EPHEMERA - 8 PIECES + letter to W.H. Ridler.
Expand 26 - BLACK KNIGHT PRESS, 1964-26 - BLACK KNIGHT PRESS, 1964-
27 - THE BLACK PENNELL PRESS
Expand 28 - BLACKAMORE PRESS. London.28 - BLACKAMORE PRESS. London.
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41 - BRITISH PRINTING SOCIETY, PUBLISHING GROUP
Expand 42 - BRONZE SNAIL PRESS, London.42 - BRONZE SNAIL PRESS, London.
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Expand 49 - THE CARAVEL PRESS49 - THE CARAVEL PRESS
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Expand 56 - CHESTER SCHOOL OF ART, PRINTING SECTION56 - CHESTER SCHOOL OF ART, PRINTING SECTION
Expand 57 - CHISWICK POLYTECHNIC. SCHOOL OF ART57 - CHISWICK POLYTECHNIC. SCHOOL OF ART
Expand 58 - THE CHISWICK PRESS, 1790-58 - THE CHISWICK PRESS, 1790-
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Expand 61 - THE COCK ROBIN PRESS. CHICHESTER & HORSHAM61 - THE COCK ROBIN PRESS. CHICHESTER & HORSHAM
Expand 62 - COLLEGE PRESS. DULWICH. LONDON62 - COLLEGE PRESS. DULWICH. LONDON
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Expand 67 - THE CRESSET PRESS LTD, 1927-67 - THE CRESSET PRESS LTD, 1927-
Expand 68 - CUALA PRESS, 1902-194868 - CUALA PRESS, 1902-1948
Expand 69 - THE CUCKOO HILL PRESS, 1950-69 - THE CUCKOO HILL PRESS, 1950-
Expand 70 - CUPID PRESS, 1949-196370 - CUPID PRESS, 1949-1963
Expand 71 - CURWEN PRESS, 1863-71 - CURWEN PRESS, 1863-
Expand 72 - CYGNET PRESS, 1974-72 - CYGNET PRESS, 1974-
Expand 73 - DAEDALUS PRESS73 - DAEDALUS PRESS
Expand 74 - THE DANIEL PRESS, 1845-190674 - THE DANIEL PRESS, 1845-1906
Expand 75 - DEMI-GRIFFIN PRESS, 1974-75 - DEMI-GRIFFIN PRESS, 1974-
Expand 76 - DIXEY, Harold Giles, Press of76 - DIXEY, Harold Giles, Press of
Expand 77 - THE DODMAN PRESS77 - THE DODMAN PRESS
Expand 78 - THE DOLMEN PRESS, 1951-78 - THE DOLMEN PRESS, 1951-
Expand 79 - DOLPHIN PRESS79 - DOLPHIN PRESS
Expand 80 - THE DOVES PRESS, 1900-191680 - THE DOVES PRESS, 1900-1916
Expand 81 - DROPMORE PRESS, 1945-195681 - DROPMORE PRESS, 1945-1956
Expand 82 - DUNDEE COLLEGE OF ART PRINTING DEPARTMENT.82 - DUNDEE COLLEGE OF ART PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
Expand 83 - EDINBURGH. HERIOT-WATT COLLEGE. SCHOOL OF PRINTING.83 - EDINBURGH. HERIOT-WATT COLLEGE. SCHOOL OF PRINTING.
Expand 84 - ELMETE PRESS, 1973-84 - ELMETE PRESS, 1973-
Expand 85 - THE ERAGNY PRESS, 1894-191585 - THE ERAGNY PRESS, 1894-1915
Expand 86 - ESSEX HOUSE PRESS, 1898-191086 - ESSEX HOUSE PRESS, 1898-1910
Expand 87 - ETON COLLEGE MUSEUM PRESS87 - ETON COLLEGE MUSEUM PRESS
Expand 88 - FANFARE PRESS88 - FANFARE PRESS
Expand 89 - FANFROLICO PRESS89 - FANFROLICO PRESS
Expand 90 - FANTASY PRESS, 1951-90 - FANTASY PRESS, 1951-
Expand 91 - THE FAVIL PRESS, 1920-c.194891 - THE FAVIL PRESS, 1920-c.1948
Expand 92 - THE FIRST EDITION CLUB92 - THE FIRST EDITION CLUB
Expand 93 - THE FLEURON, LTD.93 - THE FLEURON, LTD.
Expand 94 - THE FLORENCE PRESS, 1908-94 - THE FLORENCE PRESS, 1908-
Expand 95 - FLYING FAME95 - FLYING FAME
Expand 96 - FORTUNE PRESS, c.1927-96 - FORTUNE PRESS, c.1927-
Expand 97 - FREEMAN PRESS97 - FREEMAN PRESS
Expand 98 - FULCRUM PRESS98 - FULCRUM PRESS
Expand 99 - FURNIVAL BOOKS99 - FURNIVAL BOOKS
Expand 100 - GABERBOCCHUS PRESS, 1948-100 - GABERBOCCHUS PRESS, 1948-
Expand 101 - GALAHAD PRESS101 - GALAHAD PRESS
Expand 102 - GARDEN CITY PRESS, 1903-102 - GARDEN CITY PRESS, 1903-
Expand 103 - GARSWOOD PRESS103 - GARSWOOD PRESS
Expand 104 - GEMINI PRESS. Colchester, 1934-1936104 - GEMINI PRESS. Colchester, 1934-1936
Expand 105 - GLASGOW. STOW COLLEGE OF PRINTING.105 - GLASGOW. STOW COLLEGE OF PRINTING.
Expand 106 - GOGMAGOG PRESS, London. 1958-106 - GOGMAGOG PRESS, London. 1958-
Expand 107 - THE GOLDEN COCKEREL PRESS107 - THE GOLDEN COCKEREL PRESS
Expand 108 - GOLDEN HEAD PRESS, 1951-108 - GOLDEN HEAD PRESS, 1951-
Expand 109 - GOLDEN HOURS PRESS, 1932-1933109 - GOLDEN HOURS PRESS, 1932-1933
Expand 110 - THE GRAYHOUND PRESS, 1925-110 - THE GRAYHOUND PRESS, 1925-
Expand 111 - THE GREENLEAF PRESS111 - THE GREENLEAF PRESS
Expand 112 - GREGYNOG PRESS, 1922-1940112 - GREGYNOG PRESS, 1922-1940
Expand 113 - THE GRIAN-AIG PRESS, 1967-113 - THE GRIAN-AIG PRESS, 1967-
Expand 114 - THE GROSSETESTE PRESS114 - THE GROSSETESTE PRESS
Expand 115 - GROVE PARK PRESS, 1879-1922115 - GROVE PARK PRESS, 1879-1922
Expand 116 - THE GRYPHON PRESS116 - THE GRYPHON PRESS
Expand 117 - GUBBLECOTE PRESS117 - GUBBLECOTE PRESS
Expand 118 - GUILDFORD SCHOOL OF ART. PRINTING DEPARTMENT.118 - GUILDFORD SCHOOL OF ART. PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
Expand 119 - HABERLY, Loyd, Press of (see also SEVEN ACRES PRESS)119 - HABERLY, Loyd, Press of (see also SEVEN ACRES PRESS)
Expand 120 - HAFOD PRESS, 1803-1810120 - HAFOD PRESS, 1803-1810
Expand 121 - HAGUE & GILL121 - HAGUE & GILL
Expand 122 - HAMPDEN PRESS, c.1931-122 - HAMPDEN PRESS, c.1931-
Expand 123 - HAND AND FLOWER PRESS123 - HAND AND FLOWER PRESS
Expand 124 - THE HASLEWOOD BOOKS124 - THE HASLEWOOD BOOKS
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Expand 130 - HIGH HOUSE PRESS, 1924-1943130 - HIGH HOUSE PRESS, 1924-1943
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Expand 132 - JAY, Leonard, Press of132 - JAY, Leonard, Press of
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Expand 134 - THE KELMSCOTT PRESS, 1891-1896134 - THE KELMSCOTT PRESS, 1891-1896
Expand 135 - KIT-CAT PRESS, 1958-135 - KIT-CAT PRESS, 1958-
Expand 136 - KYNOCH PRESS, c.1890-136 - KYNOCH PRESS, c.1890-
Expand 137 - LANSTON MONOTYPE CORPORATION LTD.137 - LANSTON MONOTYPE CORPORATION LTD.
Expand 138 - LATIMER PRESS138 - LATIMER PRESS
Expand 139 - THE LATIN PRESS, 1935-c.1955139 - THE LATIN PRESS, 1935-c.1955
Expand 140 - THE LAVEROCK PRESS, WELWYN, HERTFORDSHIRE, 1959-140 - THE LAVEROCK PRESS, WELWYN, HERTFORDSHIRE, 1959-
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Expand 143 - THE LEE PRIORY PRESS, 1813-1823143 - THE LEE PRIORY PRESS, 1813-1823
Expand 144 - LEEDS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY. DEPT. OF PRINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY144 - LEEDS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY. DEPT. OF PRINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY
Expand 145 - LEICESTER COLLEGE OF ART145 - LEICESTER COLLEGE OF ART
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Expand 147 - LINOTYPE AND MACHINERY LIMITED. LONDON147 - LINOTYPE AND MACHINERY LIMITED. LONDON
Expand 148 - LION AND UNICORN PRESS, 1953-148 - LION AND UNICORN PRESS, 1953-
Expand 149 - LONDON CHAPPELL OF PRIVATE PRESS PRINTERS149 - LONDON CHAPPELL OF PRIVATE PRESS PRINTERS
Expand 150 - LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL. CENTRAL SCHOOL OF ARTS & CRAFTS150 - LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL. CENTRAL SCHOOL OF ARTS & CRAFTS
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Expand 152 - MAGPIE CRAFT PAPER MILL Sheepstor, Devon.152 - MAGPIE CRAFT PAPER MILL Sheepstor, Devon.
Expand 153 - MAGPIE PRESS153 - MAGPIE PRESS
Expand 154 - MAIDSTONE COLLEGE OF ART. TYPOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT PRESS154 - MAIDSTONE COLLEGE OF ART. TYPOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT PRESS
Expand 155 - THE MANDRAKE PRESS, 1929-155 - THE MANDRAKE PRESS, 1929-
Expand 156 - MARLBOROUGH COLLEGE PRESS156 - MARLBOROUGH COLLEGE PRESS
Expand 157 - MASON, John, Press of157 - MASON, John, Press of
Expand 158 - THE MATHURIN PRESS. 1904158 - THE MATHURIN PRESS. 1904
Expand 159 - MEDICI SOCIETY159 - MEDICI SOCIETY
Expand 160 - MEDWAY SCHOOL OF ARTS AND CRAFTS. ROCHESTER.160 - MEDWAY SCHOOL OF ARTS AND CRAFTS. ROCHESTER.
Expand 161 - MELISSA PRESS161 - MELISSA PRESS
Expand 162 - MERRYTHOUGHT PRESS162 - MERRYTHOUGHT PRESS
Expand 163 - THE MIDDLE HILL PRESS, 1819-1858163 - THE MIDDLE HILL PRESS, 1819-1858
Expand 164 - MILL HOUSE PRESS, 1926-164 - MILL HOUSE PRESS, 1926-
Expand 165 - THE MINIATURE PRESS, 1935-165 - THE MINIATURE PRESS, 1935-
Expand 166 - MINORCA PRESS Dublin.166 - MINORCA PRESS Dublin.
Expand 167 - THE MINORITY PRESS167 - THE MINORITY PRESS
Expand 168 - THE MORAY LIBRARY, 1888-1905168 - THE MORAY LIBRARY, 1888-1905
Expand 169 - THE MORLAND PRESS, 1914169 - THE MORLAND PRESS, 1914
Expand 170 - MOUNT ST. BERNARD ABBEY170 - MOUNT ST. BERNARD ABBEY
Expand 171 - MYRIAD PRESS171 - MYRIAD PRESS
Expand 172 - NAVARRE SOCIETY172 - NAVARRE SOCIETY
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Expand 174 - MAURICE NICOLL'S PRESS174 - MAURICE NICOLL'S PRESS
Expand 175 - NONESUCH PRESS, 1923-1968175 - NONESUCH PRESS, 1923-1968
Expand 176 - NORTHAMPTON SCHOOL OF ART. DEPT. OF PRINTING176 - NORTHAMPTON SCHOOL OF ART. DEPT. OF PRINTING
Expand 177 - NORTH-EAST ESSEX TECHNICAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF ART177 - NORTH-EAST ESSEX TECHNICAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF ART
Expand 178 - NORTH-WESTERN POLYTECHNIC. LONDON. PRINTING DEPT.178 - NORTH-WESTERN POLYTECHNIC. LONDON. PRINTING DEPT.
Expand 179 - DAVID NUTT AT THE SIGN OF THE PHOENIX, LONG ACRE, LONDON179 - DAVID NUTT AT THE SIGN OF THE PHOENIX, LONG ACRE, LONDON
Expand 180 - THE OAKLEAF PRESS180 - THE OAKLEAF PRESS
Expand 181 - OFFCUT PRESS, 1967-181 - OFFCUT PRESS, 1967-
Expand 182 - OLD BOURNE PRESS, 1902-182 - OLD BOURNE PRESS, 1902-
Expand 183 - THE ORPHEUS PRESS, 1909-183 - THE ORPHEUS PRESS, 1909-
Expand 184 - ORPHEUS PRESS, 1959-184 - ORPHEUS PRESS, 1959-
Expand 185 - OVID PRESS, 1919-1921185 - OVID PRESS, 1919-1921
Expand 186 - OXFORD COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, ART AND COMMERCE. SCHOOL OF DESIGN. DEPT. OF PRINTING.186 - OXFORD COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, ART AND COMMERCE. SCHOOL OF DESIGN. DEPT. OF PRINTING.
Expand 187 - OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS187 - OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
Expand 188 - THE PALATINE PRESS188 - THE PALATINE PRESS
Expand 189 - PANDORA PRESS, 1960-189 - PANDORA PRESS, 1960-
Expand 190 - PARDOE, F.E. Press of190 - PARDOE, F.E. Press of
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Expand 192 - PEACOCKS PRESS192 - PEACOCKS PRESS
Expand 193 - THE PEAR TREE PRESS, 1899-1952193 - THE PEAR TREE PRESS, 1899-1952
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Expand 195 - PERPETUA PRESS, 1933-1937195 - PERPETUA PRESS, 1933-1937
Expand 196 - PICCOLO PRESS196 - PICCOLO PRESS
Expand 197 - PLOUGH PRESS, 1967-1987197 - PLOUGH PRESS, 1967-1987
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Expand 202 - THE PRIORY PRESS, 1924-202 - THE PRIORY PRESS, 1924-
Expand 203 - PRIVATE LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION203 - PRIVATE LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION
Expand 204 - THE PUSHKIN PRESS London.204 - THE PUSHKIN PRESS London.
Expand 205 - QUEEN ANNE PRESS, 1952-205 - QUEEN ANNE PRESS, 1952-
Expand 206 - RAMPANT LIONS PRESS, 1936-206 - RAMPANT LIONS PRESS, 1936-
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Expand 210 - THE REED PALE PRESS210 - THE REED PALE PRESS
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Expand 212 - THE RICCARDI PRESS, 1909-212 - THE RICCARDI PRESS, 1909-
Expand 213 - THE ROMNEY STREET PRESS213 - THE ROMNEY STREET PRESS
Expand 214 - ROWAN TREE PRESS, 1949-1951214 - ROWAN TREE PRESS, 1949-1951
Expand 215 - THE RUGBY PRESS, 1889-215 - THE RUGBY PRESS, 1889-
Expand 216 - ST. ALBERT'S PRESS, 1955-216 - ST. ALBERT'S PRESS, 1955-
Expand 217 - SAINT ANTHONY PRESS217 - SAINT ANTHONY PRESS
Expand 218 - SAINT BRIDE FOUNDATION PRINTING SCHOOL. LONDON218 - SAINT BRIDE FOUNDATION PRINTING SCHOOL. LONDON
Expand 219 - ST. DOMINIC'S PRESS, 1916-219 - ST. DOMINIC'S PRESS, 1916-
Expand 220 - ST. NICHOLAS PRESS, 1948-220 - ST. NICHOLAS PRESS, 1948-
Expand 221 - THE SALAMANDER PRESS221 - THE SALAMANDER PRESS
Expand 222 - THE SALE HILL PRESS, 1904-1909222 - THE SALE HILL PRESS, 1904-1909
Expand 223 - SAMSON PRESS, 1930-223 - SAMSON PRESS, 1930-
Expand 224 - THE SAMURAI PRESS, 1907-1909224 - THE SAMURAI PRESS, 1907-1909
Expand 225 - THE SCHOLARTIS PRESS, 1927-225 - THE SCHOLARTIS PRESS, 1927-
Expand 226 - SEVEN ACRES PRESS, 1925-226 - SEVEN ACRES PRESS, 1925-
Expand 227 - THE SHAKESPEARE HEAD PRESS227 - THE SHAKESPEARE HEAD PRESS
Expand 228 - SHINGLE STREET PRESS228 - SHINGLE STREET PRESS
Expand 229 - SHOESTRING PRESS, 1953-229 - SHOESTRING PRESS, 1953-
Expand 230 - THE SIGN OF THE ARROW230 - THE SIGN OF THE ARROW
Expand 231 - SIGN OF THE THREE CANDLES231 - SIGN OF THE THREE CANDLES
Expand 232 - THE SIGNET PRESS, 1956-1967232 - THE SIGNET PRESS, 1956-1967
Expand 233 - SILVER UNICORN PRESS233 - SILVER UNICORN PRESS
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Expand 235 - SLEIGH, Bernard and ELLIS, Ivy Anne235 - SLEIGH, Bernard and ELLIS, Ivy Anne
Expand 236 - SOPHISTOCLES PRESS236 - SOPHISTOCLES PRESS
Expand 237 - STANBROOK ABBEY PRESS, 1876-237 - STANBROOK ABBEY PRESS, 1876-
Expand 238 - THE STANTON PRESS, 1921-1924238 - THE STANTON PRESS, 1921-1924
Expand 239 - STELLAR PRESS239 - STELLAR PRESS
Expand 240 - STONEBRIDGE PRESS240 - STONEBRIDGE PRESS
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Expand 242 - STRAUS, Ralph - The Press of242 - STRAUS, Ralph - The Press of
Expand 243 - STRAWBERRY HILL PRESS243 - STRAWBERRY HILL PRESS
Expand 244 - STYLUS PRESS244 - STYLUS PRESS
Expand 245 - THE SWAN PRESS, CHELSEA, 1926-245 - THE SWAN PRESS, CHELSEA, 1926-
Expand 246 - SWAN PRESS, LEEDS, c1921-246 - SWAN PRESS, LEEDS, c1921-
Expand 247 - THE TALBOT PRESS, 1912-247 - THE TALBOT PRESS, 1912-
Expand 248 - TAURUS PRESS, 1959-248 - TAURUS PRESS, 1959-
Expand 249 - TEMPLE SHEEN PRESS, 1911-249 - TEMPLE SHEEN PRESS, 1911-
Expand 250 - TERN PRESS250 - TERN PRESS
Expand 251 - TINTERN PRESS, 1935-251 - TINTERN PRESS, 1935-
Expand 252 - TRAGARA PRESS252 - TRAGARA PRESS
Expand 253 - TRIANON PRESS253 - TRIANON PRESS
Expand 254 - TUNBRIDGE WELLS SCHOOL OF ART AND CRAFTS. TYPOGRAPHY DEPT.254 - TUNBRIDGE WELLS SCHOOL OF ART AND CRAFTS. TYPOGRAPHY DEPT.
Expand 255 - TWELVE BY EIGHT PRESS, 1954-255 - TWELVE BY EIGHT PRESS, 1954-
Expand 256 - TWO HORSE PRESS256 - TWO HORSE PRESS
Expand 257 - THE UNICORN PRESS, 1895-1905257 - THE UNICORN PRESS, 1895-1905
Expand 258 - THE VALE PRESS, 1896-1904258 - THE VALE PRESS, 1896-1904
Expand 259 - THE VINCENT PRESS, 1898-259 - THE VINCENT PRESS, 1898-
Expand 260 - VINCENT PRESS, OXFORD Founded by Joseph Vincent.260 - VINCENT PRESS, OXFORD Founded by Joseph Vincent.
Expand 261 - THE VINE PRESS, Huntingdon, c.1957-261 - THE VINE PRESS, Huntingdon, c.1957-
Expand 262 - THE VINE PRESS, Steyning, 1920-262 - THE VINE PRESS, Steyning, 1920-
Expand 263 - THE WALPOLE PRESS, 1913-263 - THE WALPOLE PRESS, 1913-
Expand 264 - EDWARD WALTERS' PRESS264 - EDWARD WALTERS' PRESS
Expand 265 - FRANCIS WALTERSON'S PRESS, 1927-265 - FRANCIS WALTERSON'S PRESS, 1927-
Expand 266 - WATFORD COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY. DEPARTMENT OF PRINTING.266 - WATFORD COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY. DEPARTMENT OF PRINTING.
Expand 267 - THE WEATHER OAK PRESS LIMITED267 - THE WEATHER OAK PRESS LIMITED
Expand 268 - WESTMINSTER PRESS, 1878-268 - WESTMINSTER PRESS, 1878-
Expand 269 - THE WHITE OWL PRESS, c. 1931-c1933269 - THE WHITE OWL PRESS, c. 1931-c1933
Expand 270 - WHITEKNIGHTS PRESS. UNIVERSITY OF READING270 - WHITEKNIGHTS PRESS. UNIVERSITY OF READING
Expand 271 - THE WHITTINGTON PRESS, 1971-271 - THE WHITTINGTON PRESS, 1971-
Expand 272 - WINCHESTER COLLEGE PRINTING SOCIETY272 - WINCHESTER COLLEGE PRINTING SOCIETY
Expand 273 - WOLVERHAMPTON COLLEGE OF ART. DEPARTMENT OF PRINTING273 - WOLVERHAMPTON COLLEGE OF ART. DEPARTMENT OF PRINTING
Expand 274 - THE WOODLANDS PRESS, 1895-1906274 - THE WOODLANDS PRESS, 1895-1906
Expand 275 - REV. G.R. WOODWARD'S PRESS275 - REV. G.R. WOODWARD'S PRESS
Expand 276 - WORKSHOP PRESS276 - WORKSHOP PRESS
Expand 277 - THE YELLOWSANDS PRESS, 1919-277 - THE YELLOWSANDS PRESS, 1919-
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