THE PRIVATE LIBRARY

(THIRD SERIES)

INDEX TO VOLUMES

1-10, 1978-87

Compiled by A. A. Leitb THE PRIVATE LIBRARY

Index to Volumes I-10, 1978-87 (Third Series) Compiled by A. A. Leith

References are first to the volume, shown in bold type, then to the part, and finally to the page number. The editors of the third series of The Private Library were John Cotton (volume I) and David Chambers (volumes 2 to so).

Abricotier Abattu Presses, An Account of Blunden, Edmund; and Cricket. 1:4, the Redpath &, 9:3,102-18 142-47 Alderson, Brian, 3: I, I 6-19; 6: I, 2-3 8 Boar's Head & Golden Hours, 8:1, 2-34 American Bookbinding, Early, 9:4, 182-87 Book-Collecting Magazines, Elliot Stock American Book-Scouting Current, 1:4, and Some Old, 2:2, 42-48 178-88 Book Collector's Quarterly, The, 1930- American Private Presses Today; Form and 1933, I:I, 39-48 Content, the Books of the, z:), 95-100 Book Illustrations of Faith Jaques, The, 7:4, Anseeuw, Alain; Printer, Publisher, Poet, 15-70 Painter, 8:4, 148-58 Book Lover's Library, The, 6:3, I 3 2-39 Aspects of the Gregynog Press, 7:2, 79-98 Bookbinders: Assault on the Book: A Critique of Fine Cockerell, Patience, 8:q, 159-86 Printing at Private Presses in the U.S. Bookbinding, Early American, 9:4, 182-87 Today, 1:4, 148-70 Bookbinding, English Craft, 1880-1980; A Ayrton, Michael; The Book Illustrations of, brief survey of trends, 4:4, 139-69 9:1, 2-52 Bookbinding and Bookbindings, Collecting Books on, 1:3, I 19-37 Bain, Iain, 1:4, 171-77 Booklabels, On the Designing of Engraved, Barton, Bernard; and his Friends, z:3, 6:4,146-47 101-I) Booklabels, Will Carter's, z:4, 143-54 Bespoke Hand-Made Papers for fine Books, Bookplate for Mrs J. C. Black, Kate Green- I:Z, 83-85 away's, 3:4, 141-42 Bestiaire, A New, 10: 2, 8 5-90 Bookplate for the Bishopsgate Institute, Bibliographica, Papers on Books, their His- Walter Crane's, 3:4, 142-46 tory and Art 1895-1897, z:3,86-94 Bookplates in Britain, Pictorial, 5:t,5 8-1 16 Bibliography of Andrew Lang, The, 9:3, Bookplates of Valentin Le Campion, The, 132-39 4:2, 5 1-67 Binders, The Guild of Women, 6:3,99-13 1 Bookplates, Reynolds Stone's, 6:4, 148-72 Binyon, Laurence: Friends of my Father.. ., Book-Scouting Current, American, 1:4, 8:2, 79-91 178-88 Black, Mrs J. C.; Kate Greenaway's Book- Booksellers: plate for, 3:4,141-42 Block, Andrew, 10:3, 108-17 Blackie and the Glasgow Style: Talwin Mor- Johnston, Leslie, 10:4, 153-69 ris, IO:I, 3-47 Bookselling Tradition, The London, 7:4, Blake's Engravings for Thornton's Virgil, 181-87 Printing, 1:4, 171-77 Boxes and Slip-cases, 5:4, 202-05 Block, Andrew; The Legend of, IO:~, Brett, Stanley, 3:3, 124-28 108-17 Britain in Pictures, 9:3, I 19-3 I Lambourne, Nigel, 5: I, 2-24 Britain in Pictures; A Further Look at, IO:~, de la Mare's, Walter; Stor~esfor children: Gribble, Vivien, 1888-1932, 5:3, 119-3 5 Lane, Allen: Christmas Books and Cards, I I 8-24 An Analysis of variant Texts, 1:3, Guenther, Egon, IO:~,125-29 Broomhead, Frank, I:), 119-37; 8:4, 100-18 Guild of Women-Binders, The, 6:3,99-13 I 7:3, '01-34 Lang, Andrew, The Bibliography of, 9:3, 159-86; 9:4,182-87 'Dear Mr Scott, . . .', an exchange of letters Brown, Wray D., 6:~,82-89 between Robert G. Scott and Peter A. 132-39 Harvey, Michael, 6:4, 173-76 Lawrence, Simon, and The Fleece Press, Bryan, J. F. W., Io:r, 81-84 Gergay, S:I, 38-56 Hawley, Timothy, 1:4, 178-88; 4:3, Io:z, 52-64 Burton, Sir Richard; and his Books, 2:4, Designing of Engraved Hooklabels, On the, 92-115 Le Campion, Valentin; The Bookplates of, 155-68 6:4,146-47 History's Other Half: World Search and 4:2, 5 1-67 Busy Woman, A: Mrs Alec Tweedie, 3:3, Dibdm Collection, A, ro:~,65-80 Rescue, 3: I, 8-1 5 Lee, Brian North, 5:z, 58-1 16 I 24-28 Dobson, Austin: and Some of His Books, Hughes, Muriel J., 7:1, 2-17; 7:2, 53-78 Legend of Andrew Block, The, IO:~,108-17 Butcher, David, I:Z, 85-91; 5:3, 136-60; On,4:3,116-32 Leisure of an Oxford Don, The, 3: I, 2-7 IO:~,52-64 Doctor', 'The; Southey's, 4:2, 68-72 Lerner, Abe, 1:4,148-70; 2:3, 95-100 Butler, Judith, 3:4, 148-59; 5:3, 119-35 Drinkwater, John, and some of his books, Illuminated Books, Facsimiles of Medieval, Letters of to William Butler, W. E., 4:2, 51-67 9:2,71-88 6:2,74-81 McCance at Gregynog, 8:3, I 17-43 Byfields, The: Ingenious and Worthy lllustrated London News, The; Colour Lewis, Roy, IO:~,14-52 Family, 3:4, 148-59 printed Supplements of, 185 5-1896, Libraries for the Young, Miniature, 6:1, Eads, Peter, 9:3, I 19-3 I I:Z, 70-82 Elephant in Relation to Polish Affairs, The, 2-3 8 Illustrators: Library at Waddesdon Manor, 2: 3, I r 5-20 Carter's, Will; Booklabels, 2:4, 143-54 7:4,189-90 Ayrton, Michael, 9: I, 2-5 2 Library of Margaret of York, Duchess of Chambers, David, I:I, 2-38; I:Z, 50-69; English Craft bookbinding, 188-1980; A Blake, William, 1:4, 171-77 Burgundy, The, 7:2, 53-78 I:4, 171-77; 2:4, 131-33; 2:4, brief survey of trends, 4:4,139-69 Byfields, The, 3:4, 148-59 Library, The Book Lover's, 6:3, 132-39 143-54; 3:3, 99-115; 3:4, 16-67; Cheney Brothers, 7:4,171-80 Limited Editions Club in the 193os, 9:2, 4:2, 73-86; 6:1, 39-46; 6:4, 148-72; Garwood, Tirzah, 10:3,1oo-07 8:1, 2-42; IO:~,176-80 Facsimiles of Medieval Illuminated Books, 5 5-70 Gribble, Vivie'n, 5: 3, I 19-3 5 Limited Editions Club, The Macy Years Cheney Brothers, The, 7:4,171-80 6:2,74-81 Jaques, Faith, 7:4, 15-70 192~-1~~6,The,8:z,48-61 Children's Books, On Selling, 3: I, 2-36 Fleece Press, Simon Lawrence and The, Lambourne, Nigel, 5: I, 2-24 Lindberg, Sten G., 2:2,4y-82 Christmas Books and Cards, Allen Lane's, 10: 2, 5 2-64 Severin, Mark, 3 :3,99-I I 5 Lister, Raymond, 3:2,78-93; 4:4, 136-38 Flower, Desmond, I: I, 39-48 7:3,101-34 Stone, Reynolds, 6:4, 146-76 Lister, Rory, 4:4, 17-71 Cinamon, Gerald, ro: I, 3-47 Form and Content, the Books of the Ameri- Infant's Library, An, 6: I, 39-46 Livre d'Artiste 1967-1980, The, 4:1, 2-48 Cockerell, Patience; Bookbinder, 8:4, can Private Presses Today, 2: 3,g~-roo Ingenious and Worthy Family: The Byfields, Livre d'Artiste, Recent, 7: 3, I 3 5-40 159-86 Franklin, Colin, 9:2, 89-93 3:4,148-59 London Bookselling Tradition, The, 7:4, Collecting: Friends of My Father, Laurence Binyon, 8:r, Insurance and Capital Transfer Tax, 2:4, 181-87 Bookbinding and Bookbindings (books 79-91 131-33 Furnival Books, The, 8:2,62-78 Lord, John A., 2: I, 3 I on), 1:3,119-37 Lubbock, J. G., 6:2,74-81 Collins, Wilkie, j:~,5 1-77

Colour-Printed Books, 5:4, 177-85 dLTauan. , A Private Library in.., 9:4.146-70 ., . Dibdin, Thomas Frognall, IO:~,65-80 Gardner, Jane E., 1:3,1oo-18 Jaques, Faith; The ~ookIllustrations of, 7:4, Macalister, John, 7:1, 30-42 Golden Head, z:4,134-42 Garwood, Tirzah, IO:~,100-07 15-70 Music Hall Ephemera, 4:4,170-73 Gasson, Andrew, 3:2, 5 1-77 Jefferson, George, 8:2, 62-78 McCance, William; Letters of Stanley Oppenheim, E. Phillips, 6:2, 82-89 Gergay, Peter A,, 5: I, 3 8-56 Johnston, Leslie, IO:~,153-69 Morison to, at Gregynog, 8: 3, I I 7-43 Collins, Wilkie; A collectors and bibliogra- Gibbings, Robert, 8:1, 35-40 Jones, Owen: Ancient Spanish Ballads, 9:4, Mac~herson,Macy Years 1929-1956,Vera M', The;27-29 The Limited pher's challenge, 3: 2, 5 1-77 Gdi, Jonathan, 7: 3, 101-34 171-8s Editions Club, 8: z,48-6 I Colour-Printed Books, Collecting, 6:4, Gliwa, Stanislaw: Private Printer, 2:1, 2-26 prospectuses, an Magazines: 177-85 Bibliographica, z:), 86-94 Colour Prmted Supplements of The Illus- addenda to Cock-a-Hoop, 8:1, 41-42 Kidd, Meg, IO:~,108-17 Book Collector's Quarterly, I:I, 39-48 trated London News 1855-1896, 1:2, Golden Head, Collecting, 2:4, 134-42 King Penguin Series, The; Addendum and Illustrated London News, I:Z, 7-82 70-82 Golden Hours, Boars Head and, 8: I, 2-34 Errata, 1:4, 188 Maggs, John, 7:4, 181-87 Cotton, John, I:Z, 92-95 Gray, Nicolete, 8:2,79-91 King Penguin Series, The; Supplementary Margaret of York, Duchess of Burgundy, Craig's Robinson Crusoe, 2: I, 30-3 I Green, Simon, I:r, 83-85 Notes, 2:1, 31 7:I, 2-17 Crane's, Walter; Bookplate for the Greenaway, Kate: Bookplate for Mrs J. C. Kramer, Kay Michael; and 'The Printery', Bishopsgate Institute, 3:4, 142-46 Black, 3:4, 141-42 4:3>92-1'5 Martin, Douglas, 5: I, 150-70 Middle Hill Press; Sir Thomas Phillips and Cricket, Edmund Blunden and, 1:4,142-47 Gregynog, Letters of Stanley Morison to the, I: I, 2-3 8 Curwen Press Stencil-Colouring Process, William McCance at, 8: 3, r 17-43 The Nonesuch Press and The, I:Z, Gregynog Press, Aspects of the, 1930-33, Ladizesky, Kathleen, 7:2, 79-98; 8:3, Middleton, Bernard C., 4:4, 139-69 Miller, David C., g:4,171-81 86-91 7:2>79-98 117-43 Miniature Libraries for the Young, 6:1, Prance, Claude A., 1:4,142-47; 2:2,42-48; Rocket Press, Jonathan Stephenson and The, Strachan, W. J., 4:1, 2-48; 7:3, 135-40; 2-3 8 2:4, 155-68; 3:1, 2-7; 4:2, 68-72; 8:3,97-116 IO:~,85-90 Mitchell, William S. (trans.),2:2, 49-82 4:3, 116-32; 5:4, 184-201; 6:2, Ross, R. Burns, 7:4,171-80 Mobiles in Books, z:z,49-82- 70-74; 6:3, 132-39; 9:Z, 71-88 Rutter, Owen, 8: I, 3 5-40 Morison, Stanley; Letters of, to William Presses: Thomas, Denis, z:3, 101-13 McCance at Gregynog, 8:3, I 17-43 Abricotier Abattu, 9: 3, 102-1 8 Thornton's Virgil, Printing Blake's Engrav- Morris, Cynthia M., z:4,134-42 Boars Head, 8: I, 2-34 Sandford, Gibbings, Newbery and Rutter, ings for, 1:4,171-77 Morris, Talwin; Blackie and the Glasgow Curwen, I:Z, 86-91 8:1, 35-40 To-day and To-morrow Series, C. K. Style, IO:I, 3-47 Fleece, ro:z, 52-64 Sandham, Mark, IO:~,125-29 Ogden's, IO:~,14-52 Murdoch, Walter: Bookman, 5:1,25-37 Golden Cockerel, 8: I, 41-42 Science and Technology, Nineteenth- Tommy Thumb's Pretty Song Book, 3:1, Music Hall Ephemera; Collecting, 4:4, Golden Head, z:4,134-42 Century, 6:2, 5 1-69 I 6-1 9 17-73 Golden Hours, 8: I, 2-34 Scott, Robert G., 5: I, 38-56 Topographical Dimension, The, IO:~, Myers, Robin, z:j, 86-94; 2:3, I I 5-20 Gregynog, 7:2,79-98; 8:3, I 17-43 Selling Children's Books, On, 3: I, 2-36 81-84 Guenther, Egon, IO:~,125-29 Sette of Odd Volumes, The, j:z, 78-93 Tucker, Peter, 9: I, 2-52 Middle Hill, I: I, 2-3 8 Sette of Odd Volumes, The, a postscript, Tweedie, Mrs Alec; A Busy Woman, 3:3, New Bestiaire, A, 10: 2, 8 5-90 Nonesuch, I:Z, 86-91 4:4,136-38 I 24-28 Newbery, Francis, 8: I, 3 5-40 Oficyna Stanislaw Gliwa, 2: I, 2-26 Severin, Mark: Book Illustrations, 3:3, Nineteenth-Century Science and Technol- Old Stile, 5:4, 168-83 99-115 ogy, 6:2, 5 1-69 Printery, 4:3,9z-115 Shoop, Stanley, 6:2, 51-69 Ullmann, Anne, IO:~,100-07 Nonesuch Press and The Curwen Press Redpath, 9:3,1oz-18 Skelton, Christopher, 7: I, I 8-29 Stencil-Colouring Process, The, 1:2, Rocket, 8:3,97-116 Slip-cases, Boxes and, 5:4, 202-05 Virgil, Printing Blake's Engravings for 8 6-9 I Skelton's, 7:1, 18-29 Smith, John R., 8:3, 97-116 Nuisances at the Private Press, Two, 9:2, Thornton's, 1:4, 171-77 Whittington, 5: 3, I 36-60 Societies: 8 9-9 3 Printery', 'The; Kay Michael Kramer and, Guild of Women-Binders, 6:3,99-13 I 4:3>92-115 Private Libraries Association, 3: 3, Waddesdon Manor, The Library of, 2:3, Odd Volumes, 6:2,7-74 Printing Apparatus for the Use of Amateurs, 116-23; 3:4, 160-67; 4:2,73-86 I 15-20 Ogden's, C. K.; To-day and To-morrow Ser- 10:4, 176-80 Society of Private Printers, r:z, 50-69; Waddleton, N., I:Z, 70-82; 6:4, 177-85 ies, 10:4, 14-52 Private Library in Japan, A, 9:4, 146-70 6:1, 39-46 Waller, Ainslie C., 6: 3,99-I 3 I Old Stile Press, The, 5:4, 168-83 Private Library of: Southey's 'The Doctor', 4:2, 68-72 Ward, Philip, 3:3, 116-23 Onzea, Wilfried, 8:4, 148-58 Margaret of York, Duchess of Burgundy, Spanish Ballads, Ancient; Owen Jones: 9:4, Wellman, Ellen, 6:2, 82-89 Oppenheim, E. Phillips (1866-1946); Col- 7:2,53-78 171-81 Whittington Press, The; The First Decade lecting, 6: 2, 82-89 Potocki of Montalk, Count, 7:1, 3-42 Stephenson, Jonathan; & The Rocket Press, 1971-1981,5:3,136-60 Osborne, Dorothy; Concerning, 5:4, 184- Private Press Exhibition, A, I:Z, 92-95 8:3, 97-116 Wickham, D. E., IO:~, 118-24; 10:4, Stetz, Margaret Diane, 5:1, 25-37 20 1 Private Press, Two Nuisances at the, 9:2, 17-75 Oxford Don, The Leisure of an, 3: I, 2-7 89-93 Stock, Elliot; and Some Old Book- Wilson, James, 3 :4, 142-46 Private Presses, American, 1:4,148-70; 2:3, Collecting Magazines, 2:2, 42-8 Women-Binders, The Guild of, 6:3,99-13 I 95-100 Stockham, Peter, 3: I, 2-3 6 Working with Reynolds Stone, 6:4, 173-76 P.L.A., Twenty-Five Years of the: Private Printers, The Society of, r:~,5-69 Stone, Reynolds, 6:4, 146-47 I: The Formative Years, j:j, 116-23; Publishers: Stone, Reynolds, Working with, 6:4, 2: Establishment, 1961-67,3:4, 16-67 Blackie, 10: I, 3-47 173-76 York, Margaret of, Duchess of Burgundy, 3: Publishing etc., 1968-81,4:2, 73-86 Elliot Stock, 6:3, 132-9; ~:z,42-48 Stone, Reynolds: Bookplates, 6:4, 148-72 7:1, 2-17 Papers, Bespoke Hand-Made; for Fine Kegan Paul, 1o:4,14-52 Stories for Children, Walter de la Mare's; An York, Margaret of, Duchess of Burgundy; Books, I:Z, 83-85 William Jackson (Books) Ltd, 8:2, 62-78 Analysis of Variant Texts, 1:3, 10-18 The Library of, 7:2, 53-78 Pardoe, F. E., 7: I, 18-29 Parfit, Cliff, 9:4, 146-70 Pearce, Michael, 9: 3, I 3 2-39 Rabaiotti, Renato, 10:2, 65-80 Peet, Nicola, 5:4, 202-05 Rare, Out of Print, and Non-Existent Books, Pennington, Richard, 9:3,10z-18 IO:~,153-69 Petro, Pamela, 8:2,48-61; 9:2, 55-70 Redlich, Monica; An Uncollected Treasure, Phillipps, Sir Thomas; and The Middle Hill 10:4,17-75 Press, I: I, 2-3 8 Redpath and Abricotier Abattu presses, An Pictorial Bookplates in Britain, 5: 2, 5 8-1 16 Account of the, 9:3, 102-18 Potholes in the Primrose Path, 2: I, 27-29 Rickards, Maurice, 3: I, 8-1 5 Potocki of Montalk, Count, 7:1, 3-42; Risk, R. T., Z:I,Z-26 7:4, 189-90 Robinson Crusoe, Craig's, z: I, 3-3 I James Scott and William Scott, Book- Sheppard's Book dealers in the British Isles, binders, 3:3, 128-33 1987>9:2,94 BOOK REVIEWS John Harris's Books for Youth, 3:1, 37-40 Steel-engraved book illustrations in , 3:4, 172 Studies for a Byron Bibliography, 3:4, Kate Greenaway, 4:4,176-77 Acetaria: A discourse of Sallets, Io:r, 92-93 Directory of Private Presses and Letterpress 173-74 Allen Press Bibliography, The, 4:2, 86-88 Printers and Publishers, 1:4,195 Supplement to 'John Harris's Books for Youth 1801-1843', A, 6:3, I42 Al'manakh bibliofila, 5:4, 205-08 Driff's Guide . . . September 1986 to Late Medieval and Renaissance Illuminated American Bookbuilder in England and September 1987,9:2,94-96 Manuscripts, 6:3, 142-44 Wales, Reminiscences of the Seven Library Catalogues of the English Renais- Thames and Hudson Manual of Bookbind- Acres and Gregynog Presses, An, z: I, sance, 6:2, 93 Early Children's Books, A Collector's ing, The, I:Z, 95-97 3 6-3 7 Library of Edward Gibbon, The, 3:4, American Book Design and William Morris, Guide, 6:2, 93 Thomas Bewick, an illustrated record of his Edward Bawden, 3:3,134-3 5 17-72 life and work, 3: 2,94 1:4, 190 Lifetime's Reading, A, 5:4, 209 Elizabeth Greenhill Bookbinder: A Cata- Thomas Bewick: Birds, being impressions A. N. L. Munby, Essays and Papers, 3: 3, I 3 3 Living Curve, The, 7: 3, 141-4 2 logue Raisonnt., 10: I, 48 from original wood-blocks, 9:4, Art of Bookbinding, The, 7:4, 190-92 London Illustrated, I 604-185 I, 8:2, 92-93 English Poetry of the First World War, A 188-89 London Map-Sellers 1660-1720, I:4, Bibliography, 3:1,40-42 Three Private Presses: Saint Dominic's Press, Bibliography of the Village Press, 1903- Engravings of , The, 7:1,43-44 19-92 The Press of Edward Walters, Saint Lynton Lamb: illustrator, 1:4, 193-94 1938,A, 5:4,211-13 Enquiry into the Nature of Certain Nine- Albert's Press, z:j, I ro Bibliography of the Works of Dorothy L. teenth Century Pamphlets, An, 6:4, Traditional Hungarian Songs, I :4, 194 Sayers, A, 3: I, 42-43 186-89 Map Collector, The, I:Z, 98 Twelve Centuries of Bookbindings: 400- Bibliography of the Writings of William Essays and Papers, A. N. L. Munby, 3:3,133 Marion Press, The, 5:4, 211-13 1600,3:4, 175-77 Carleton, A, 8:3, 144 Exordium, Daedalus Press 1968-1983,6:2, Ministering Angels, 3 :4, 168 Two decades of Hamady & The Perishable Bibliophily, 9:2,96 89-92 Miscellany for Bibliophiles, 5:3, 161-62 Press Limited, 8:2,94 Bookof Cuts, A, 2.1~33-34 Munby, A. N. L., Essays and Papers, 3:3, Brewhouse Private Press, The, 7: I, 45-47 133 British Bookplates, z:3, 122-23 Fine Print, a review for the arts of the book, Victor Hammer: Artist and Printer, 5:4, British Heraldry from its Origins to c. 1800, 1:4, 192-93 211-13 I:4, 196-97 Five Centuries of English Bookbinding, 2: I, QAIAPOE A Search for the Typographic Victorian Publishers' Bindings, 10: 3, British Literary Manuscripts, 5:4, 208-09 34-16 Form of Plato's Phaedrus, Z:I, 37-38 13-32 Browning Collections, The; A Recon- Fond of Printmg, ~:~,LII-13 Pictures to Print, the nineteenth-century Victorian Publishers' Book-Bindings in struction, with other Memorabilia, Frolilege, A, 5:4, LIO engraving trade, 8:4, r 87-88 Paper, 6:3,14"41 7:3>'43-44 Printed Book in America, The, 2: 3, I 21-22 Butterfly Books, The; An enquiry into the Private Press, The, 6:3, 144 George Mackley - wood engraver, 5:3, nature of certain twentieth century Private Presses & Publishing in England 162-65 Watercolours and Drawings of Thomas IO:~, since 194 j, 3:2,94 pamphlets, 132-34 Gla~ster'sGlossary of The Book, 3:4, 174 Bewick.. .,The, 4:4,177-78 Publishing & Printing at Home, 7:4, 192 Great Bird Illustrators and their Art 1730- Wayzgoose One, 8:3, 144 Caton, R. A., and the Fortune Press, 7:1, ~~~o,The,z:4,172-73 William Morris, Edward Burne-Jones, and the Kelmscott Chaucer, 6:2,92 44-4 5 R. A. Caton and the Fortune Press, 7:1, Chapter Nine, 5:4,211-13 Wood Engravings of John Farleigh, The, Heralds and Ancestors, 1:4,196 44-45 Children's Books in England, 6: I, 47-48 Rare Book Game, The, 8: 2,92 8:1,43 History of Graphic Design, A, 6:4, I 8 5-86 Wood-engravings of John Nash, The, I0:4, Cinq sonnets inedits, Cpitaphe a la mimoire Rare Book Saga, A; An Autobiography, 2:4, History of Illuminated Manuscripts, A, 9:3, 181-82 de Christopher Hewett, 7:3,142 I 69-7 2 Collectible Books, Some New Paths, 4:4, 14-42 Regional Angling Literature, 3: I, 4-42 History of Lettering - Creative Experiment 173-76 Collector's Guide to Bookbinding, A, 6:1, and Letter Identity, A, IO:~,91-92 Zolotoi kliuch: etiudy o knigakh i knizh- How to Buy Rare Books, A practical guide to nikakh, z: I, 3 2-3 3 48 Samuel Palmer, A Vision Recaptured, 3 :I, Common Press, The, 1:4, 197-98 the antiquarian book market, 8:4, 43-44 Zoological Illustration, I:Z, 97-98

Democratic Art. Pictures for a 19th century America, The, 3:4, 168-70 In Retrospect, IOO outstanding Manuscripts Dictionary of Literature in the English sold in the last four decades, z:4, Language from 194-1970, A, 3:I, I 69-72 4-42 Irish Chronicle 1577, 1:4, 189 Curate of Clyro, The, 6:4, 191 Five Women, z:4, 175 RECENT FINE PRINTING and Cuts & Verses from 'Typographia', 6:2,96 Fleece Press, 8:4, 189-90; IO:~,95-96 Cygnet Press, z:3, 124 Fleece Press Guide to the Art of Wood RECENT PRIVATE PRESS BOOKS Engraving, The, 10: z,95 Daedalus Press, 3:1,45 Flesh of his Flesh, 6:4,190 David Jones and the actually Loved and Floriated Initials, 1:4, zoo Known, 1:4, 201 FlorinPress, z:~,40; 3:1, 45; 3:3, 136; 8:4, Acetaria: A discourse of Sallets, 8:4, 191 Black Cygnet Press, 4:3,134 Day Book, Fragments I-jz,4:3, 134 190; 10:3, 135 Across the City, 3:2, 95 Black Knight Press, 3:2,95 Daylight Jobbery, 9:4,190 Fondslijst, IO:~,96 Ad Laudem Barbari, A Panegyric, 9:4,192 Black Pennell Press, 5:4,214; 6:4,191; 7:4, De Boom-Miens, 7: I, 48 Fort, The, Z:I, 40 Adam Ferguson and the Idea ofCommunity, 194; 8:1,46; 9:4, 192; 10:4, 183 De Lampionplanten, ?:I, 48 Four Dogs, 4:2,89 ?:I, 47 Blind Drawings, 1:4, 7-00 Death of Mary Queen of Scots, The, 7:4, Four Poems for Christmas (Neville Bray- Additronal Types 1979,3:z, 96 Book Becomes, The, 8: I, 45 I94 brooke),9:4,191 Adventures of John MCAlpine,8: I, 46 Book Club ofCalifornia, 9:3,144 Debut at the Gewandhaus and after: A 19th Four Stories (Alexander Pushkin), 10:3,135 Aerial Noctiluca, The, 6:2, 94 Book in Hand, 6:4, 192 J Century Singer's Diary, 3:3. 136 Four Tales ofthe Clyde, 6:4,191 Aftermath, 9: 3,144 Book Production Notes, IO:~,94 DeLittle, an English Wood-LetterManufac- Fourth International Directory of Private Albion, A journal for private press printers, Boulton, Reg, 5:3, 165 turer, 4:2, 90 Presses: Letterpress, IO:~,184 Brandywine Press, 5:4,214 2:4> I74 1 Diary ofa Non-Deflector, IO:~,183 Fragments ofMythology, 3:1,46 Alembic Press Guide to jaunts & Rambles Breakingof the Wave, The, z:3, 128 Diary of Engravings and Linocuts, A, 9:4, Friar of Rubygill, The, 1:4, zoo of a Printing Nature, The, 7: I, 48 Brewhouse Private Press, 2: I, 40 191 From Another Part of the Island, q:z, 90 AlembicPress, 3:z, 96; 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3:4, 178; IO:~,94 Elizabeth Serrell of Wells, Her Recipes & Gwasg Gregynog, 3:1,47-48; 4:2, 89; 6:4, Arrivals, 10:4, 184 Chinese Papercuts, 8:4,19z Remedies, 9: 3, 143 191; 10:4, 183 Ashby Lane Press, 6:2,94; 9:4, 192 Christmas Sermon, A, 8:4,191 Elmete Press, z:3, 124-5 Assize Sermon on National Apostasy, 6:4, Circus, 8:4, 191 Engraved by Robert Gibbings, IO:~,134 Happy Prince, The, 6:2,96 191 Clarke, Eileen M., 7:3, 146 Epithalamion, j:z, 95 Happy Prince and other stories, The, 3:3, Azrael, & other poems, z: I, 39 Closed Door, The, 2: I, 39 1 Epodes, The, 3:3, I 37 I37 Ballad of Agincourt, 6: 2,94 Coffee Room, The, 10:3, 136 Erring Sister, The, 3: 3, I 3 8 Hare Press, 6:2,96 Barton Press, 10: 3, I 3 5 Comfort Me with Apples, IO:~,135 Esslemont, David, 3:z, 95; 3:4, 178; 5:3, Harper, F. M. H., 3:3, 136 Beatitudes, The, 6:4, 191 Concrete Poems, 8:1,45 165-66 Hawk Press, ~4,174 Benedicite Omnia Opera, IO:~,136 Contrasts: The Arts and Religion, 4:3, I 34 Extracts from the Bermuda Gazette, 7:4, Hayloft Press, 6:4, 192; 8:4, 192; Io:r, Bergamask, 5:3,166 Contre Coup Press, 10: 3, I 36 193-94 94-95 Bievre River, The, 9: 3, 143 Contributions to the Clerihew Dictionary of He &She &Angels Three, 2: I, 39 Big Sleep, The, 9: 3, I 4 3 National Biography, 4: 3, I 3 3 Fables of Aesop and Others, 3: 3, I 3 6 Hedgehog Press, 7: 3, 146 Birds of the Pacific Slope, IO:~,94 Cuckoo Hill Press, 7:3, 146 Family Arrivals, 4:2, 89 Heraldic Influence on Early Printers' Biscuit City Press, z:~,40 Cummington Press, z: I, I 39 Farewell to True Bookshops, 8:1,44 Devices, 2:3, I 14-25 History of the Marlborough College Press, Leaf History of British Printing 1610-1772, N~~~Broom Press, 1:4, 200-01; 2:3, 127; Press ofArden Park, 3:2,95; 6:4,190;IO:4, A, 7:1,48 A, IO:~,96 3:3,137; 4:3, 133; 5:3,166 184 Holmes, Keith, 3:1,46;3:4, 178 Legacy ofMeta1 Types, A, 10:4, 184 Nell~castleupon Tyne: a short account of its Press, that Villainous Engine, The, 6:4, 191 Holy Sonnets, IO:~,96 Leopard's Head Press, 6:4, 192 foundatzon, j:z, 95 Priapus Press, j:z,g5; 3:3,136;4:z, 89-90; Homage to Cheval, 4:2,89 Leo Wyatt's Little Book of Alphabets, 8:4, ~~~1sfrom the Rare Book Room, z:3, 126; 4:3,134; 5:3,166;6:2,94; 74, I94 Holy Tradition of Working, A, 6:4,190 190 4:3>I34 Primer ofBirds, A, 6:2,95 Home Thoughts from Abroad, 8:1,46 Leon Underwood, His wood engravings, ~,~/?tPrayers, IO:~,13 5 Printing, 9:4, 191-92 Hoodoo McFiggin's Christmas, 9:4, 191 10:2,95 Nkdbagoes to market, 8:I, 46 Prints and Drawings (Hickey, Owen), 9:3, Horizon Handmade Books, 3:3, I 37 Letter from Hampstead, A, IO:~,I 3 5 NorthYork Publ~cLibrary, z:3,1z6 I43 Howdy 6 the Upgetting, The, IO:~,183 Letter from Lewis Chaucer, 8:I, 4 5 ~~~,esfrom the Correspondence, 9:4,191 Private Press in Hertfordshire, The, 8:4,192 Letter from Masada, A, 5:4, 214 Noilce to Employees rn 1852, A, 1:4,200 Prologue to the Canterbury Tales, The, 7:3, Icarus Books, 6:2,96 Letter to Edgar Jepson, A, 3:I, 45 146 Icons Waves, 9:4,190 Letter to Emiko, A, 7:4,193 Protection Racket, 6:2,95 Ofj,owe and Music, 3:2, 96 Ideal Book or the Book Beautiful, The, IO:~, Libanus Press, Z:I, 39; 8:4, 189; 9:4, Protest, 5:3,165 oldSt11e Press, 8:1,45; IO:~,136 189-90; IO:~,134 Proverbs and Paper-cuts from China, 8:4, 135 the morning of Christ's nativity, 5:3, Immaculate Magpies, The, 6:2,94 Lickety-split Splickety-Lick Clickety-Click, on 166 191 Imprisoned Heart, The, 3:I, 45 Pwyll a Riannon, 3:4, 178 3:3>138 Two Wheels, 1:4, ror In de Bonnefont, 7:1,48;8:1,44 Life Class, The, 3 :3, I 3 7 on White Horse Hill, and other poems, 6:2, Inky Parrot Press, 10:4,184 LikeMother . . . and other tales, j:g, 138 on Quarto Press, 3:I, 4 5 In Praise of Plaistow, in the County of Lister, Raymond, 5:3, 166 9 6 Connect, 8:1,45-46 Quis Desiderio . . .?, IO:~,134 Essex, 7:3,146 Literature of Letterpress Printing 1849- only Op$l Press, j:3, 138 'It is the Choice of the Gods', 1:4, 201 1900, The, 8:4, 190 oscprMellor: The Fantasy Press, 1:4, zor Little Bird Press, 6:4,192 Rampant Lions Press, 8:1,45;9: 3, 144 Other Planet, The, 2:I, 40 Jackdaw, 4:3,134 Liturgical Parenthesis of David Jones, The, Reader, Lover of Books, Lover of Heaven, Janus Press, Z:I, 39 2:3, 127-28 233, 126 Red Apple Press, 3:I, 47 Jester, The, 4:3, I 3 3 LongTimeAgo,4:3,133 paper makzng zn Nepal, 7.3, 145 John Bewick: a selection of wood- Lubbock, J. G., 3:3, 138 parfy Games for Two, 96 Reformed Library-Keeper, The, z:j, I 27 engravings, 3 :4, I 78 Luke Clennell, Bewick Apprentice, 5:3, ~~~l~nusPress, 8:4, 191 Ring of Leaves, A, 8:4,192 Judith, 7:3,146 165-66 peabock Press, 8:4, 191 RiseandFall, 8:1,45 pen,n~elPress, 3:3, 136; 4:2, 90; 5.4, 214; Rivers in the desert, 5:4, 214 Rocket Press, 6:2, 94; 6:4, 191; 7:4, Kalendarium Hortense, The Gard'ners Machines, 9:4,190 6:4, 191; 7:4, 194; 8:1, 45; 8.4, Almanac, 6:2,96 Mandeville Press, 2:3, I 26 191-92; 10:4, 184 193-94; 8:1,44;9:3, 144; 9:4, 191 Roman Books and their Impact, z:j, Keepsake Poems, 2:3, I 27 Mapletree Private Press, 3:2, 96; 6:2, 96 ~,,&x Press, 2:1, 40; 4:2, 90; 6:2, 95-96; 124-25 Keepsake Press, Z:I, 40; z:3, 127; 2:4, Margaret Wells, 8:4, 190 6:4, 192; 7:3, 146; 7:4, 193; 8:1, 45; Rondeau, 3:3,137 174-75; 3:3, 137-38; 4:3, 733; 5:4> Marlowe Court, 5:3, 166 8:4, 191 Rougemont Press, 7:4, 194 7-14; 6:2, 95; 6:4, 190; 7:3, 146; 8:1, Matrix 7, 10:3, 136 pe$etua Press, 6:2, 96 45; 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3:z,96; 9:3, 143 pOtger, David & Sue, 4:2, 89 Singing Heart, The, 4:3, I 3 3 Windhover Press, 2:1, 39 Woods Beyond a Cornfield, 2:4,174 Sir Emery Walker, 18~1-1933,9:4,19~ Thinking about Mr Person, 3:4, 178 Windswept, s:j, I 66 Workshop Press, 9:4, 191; IO:~,184 Six Love Poems, 8:4, 191 Third International Directory of Private Wit ofBurns, The, 3: I, 46-47 World is Round, The, 8:4, 190 Sixteen contemporary wood engravers, 5:3, Presses: Letterpress, 6:4,190 WombtoTomb, 10:3,135 World's End Press, 3: I, 45-46 166 Thomas Olivers of Tregynon, 3:1,47 WoodcraftPress, 4:r,9o Wrath Valley Anthology, The, 4:t,89 Sliding Magnets, 6:2, 96 Thought for Today, IO:~, 184 Wood Engravings, a selection 1960-1977, Smalley, John, j:r, 46 3 Surrealist Poems (Roger Roughton), 2: I, 7:3> 14~ ZOO,z:4, 175 Sod's Law, 2: 3, I 27 39 Solemne League and Covenant for Reforma- Three Songs (Wilmot, John, Earl of tion and Defence of Religion, A, 3:3, Rochester), 2: I, 39 137 To His Coy Mistress, 1:4, roo Solitude, j:g, I 37 To John Piper on his Eightieth Birthday, Some Letters from Charles Ricketts and 7: 1,48 Charles Shannon, to 'Michael Field' Totleigh Riddles, The, 4:2,90 (1894-1904 3:1,48 Tract One, 9:3, 144 Some Printers and Publishers of Conjuring Tragara Press, 3:1,48 Books, z:3, 124-25 Tragara Press, 1954-1979, The, 3: I, 48 Somme Man, 3: 3, I 36 Transparent Room, The, 3:1,46 Songs of the Press, 6:4,191 Treavis Press, 4:2, 89 Soul as Sphere 6Androgyne, The, 4: 3,13 3 Tribute to Diana Bloomfield, 8:1,45 South Atlantic Protest, IO:~,96 Twelve Alphabetic Images, 6:4, 192 Sowing the Seeds of a Dream, 6:4, 191 Twelve Alphabetik Images in Colour, 7:4, Space and Line, 4:3,133 194 Sporting Fishes of the British Isles, The, 9:4, Twelve Poems (ChristopherDriver), 8: I, 45 191 Twenty-five Poems (Hamdija Demirovic), Stanbrook Abbey Press, j:r, 45; 4:3, 134 3:3.137 Starwheel Press, 3:1, 46; 3:3, 136-37; 5:4, Twenty-four Nudes, 8:1,45 214; 7:4, 194; 9:3>142; 9:4>190 Two Conceits for Shakespearians, 7: 3, I 46 States of undress, 7:4, 194 Two Tales (Edgar Allan Poe), ro:r, 94 Steal-Away, 3:3, 137 Typographeum,1:4,201; 4:3,133 Stellar Press, 7:1,48 Stevens, Eric & Joan, z:~,39; 3:1,45; 10:4, Uncle Bouncer's Bright Idea, 3: I, 45 184 Unidentified Flying Printer, Io:z, 96; 10:3, Still Point Press, 8:4, 191 I35 Stoat, in Winter, 7:4,194 University of Alberta Library, z:3, 126; 4:3, Stourton Press, 5:4, 214; 6:2,96 134 Strict Seasons, 3: 3, I 36-37 Swing Park, The, 6:2,94 Van der Wal, Eric, IO:~,96 Symposium of Pluto, 9:4, I 89 Very Long Tale, A, 7:3,145 Vines, 7:4, 193 T. E. Lawrence, Book designer, 8:4,189-90 Vintage Publications, 2: 3, 124 Tabard Private Press, ro:~,94 'Visitation, The', 4:2, 89 Tale of Silver, A, 4: +,90 Tale of Two Dragons, A, 3:2,96 Waiting for Death, 5:4,214 Tale of Two Princesses, A, 3:2, 96 War Poems of Wilfred Owen, 6:4, 192 Tale of Two Witches, A, 3:2,96 Wayang Kulit: Javanese Shadow puppets, Tama-inu Po, 7:4, 193 4:3>I34 Tarragon Magic, z: I, 40 Which Hot Ghost will Whisper the Still Taylor, W.Thomas, IO:~,136 Centre, 3:3,137 Telesoftware for the Nineteen-Eighties, 3: I, Whittington Press, 7:1, 48; 8:1, 44; 9:4, 4 7 192; IO:~,136 Temple of Flora, The, 7:4, 193 Why Potocki?, 4:3,133 Temples of Power, 2:3, I24 Wild Cherry of Greg~nog,The, 3:1,47 Ten Poems (JoanBarton), 2: I, 40 William Morris, C. R. Ashbee and the Arts Thackeray's Alphabet, 3:2, 96 and Crafts, 9:4,192 Thieves of Time, The, 6:4,190 Winchester Folios, 6:2,95