THE PRIVATE LIBRARY

Index to Volumes 1-8, 1957-67 (First Series) Compiled by Ioyce Post References are first to the volume, shown in bold type, then to the part, and finally to the page number. In January and April 1963 the system of numbering was changed, the two parts being numbered 25 and 26 respectively; in fact they were parts 5 and 6 of the fourth volume, and have been shown as such in this index. Volume one of the journal, issued under the title P.L.A. Quarterly, was issued in six parts, 1957-8; volume two was also in six parts, 1958-9; volun~esthree and four, 1960-3, were each in eight parts; volumes five to eight, 1964-8, were all in four parts. The editors of the first series of the journal were Roderick Cave (volumes I and 2), PhilipWard (volumes 3 to 6 number 3), Roderick Cave (volume 6 number 4 and volume 7), Roderick Cave and Geoffreywakernan (volume 8).

ABC for Booksellers, An, 8: 2,43-46 Book Collectors' Fair, The, 7: 4,77-79 About my Books, 2: 2,zo-22 Book-Jackets Collection, A, 4: 6, 108-109 'Alice, India,' The, 6: I, 1-7 Book Jackets, On Collecting, I: 6,66-68 Allenholme Press, The, 4: 4,66-68 Book Maker: Hunter, Dard, 3 : 3,28-3 I Alphabet Museum in Cambridge, The, Bookbinding at Home, 3: 6,7416 3: 4,52 Bookbinding, Early Japanese, 6: z,z6-3 I Ardizzone, Edward, I : 3,26-30 Bookbinding, Where Next ?, I : I, 4-6 Ariosto, Jane Austen's, 4: 3,46 Bookbinding with human skin, 6: I, 14-1 8 Ark Press, The, I: 3, 34-39; 4: 5,90-94 Bookman, Trials and Treasures of an Army Lists, On Collecting Old, 2: 5, 74- Overseas, 6: 4,72-7s 75 Bookplates, 2: I, 6-10 Association Books, Some, 3: 7,9~-96 Bookplates, Collecting, 2: 4, 53-54 Austen's, Jsne; Ariosfo, 4: 3, 46 Bookplates, Concerning, 3 : I, 6-7 Australiana, 8: 4, 80-89 Bookplates, Foreign, 2: 5,70-73 Books About Books, My, 5 : I, I 1-15 Barrett, Ann, 8: 2,39-43 Books, Association, Some, 3: 7,92-96 Bath andwells, Bookshops of Bristol, 5: Books, Chained; at Wimborne Minster, 7: 2,28-3 I 39 61-64 Beach of Falesd, The, 2: 5,62-65 Books, Children's; Collecting, 5: I, 1-4 Beddingham, Philip C., 2: I, 6-10; 2: 4, Books, Colour Plate; The Making of, 5: 53-54; 2: 5970-73; 3: 196-7 3.47-49 Beier, Ulli, 7: 2,26-34; 7: 3, 50-60 Books, Commonplace, 2: z,~p-20 Bentley's Proposal for Building a Royal Books, Illustrating of, I: 3, 26-30 Library, Dr, 8: 3, 59-63 Books, Inscribed, 2: I, 2-5 Bibliographer inwonderland, 4: 4,62-65 Books, Miniature; My library of, 4: 2, Bibliophile, Testament of a, 7: 4,7943 26-29 Bielschowsky, L., I : 6,66-68 Books On Books, Collecting, 7: 4,87-90 Binding Repair, Cloth Case, 7: 2,35-39 Booksellers, An ABC for, 8: 2,43-46 Binding Repair, Leather, 7: 3, 65-69 Bookselling-and the Outsider, I :2,~-17 Bindings, Leather; Restoring, 3: 5,69 Bookshops: Blackmore,Sidney,4: 5,83-85; 5:2,28-31 Bath, 5:z,z8-31 Bolton, Sheila, 2: q,50-52 Blackwell's, 7: 4, 85-86 Book as 'Still Life,' The, 6: 3, 52-54 Bournemouth, 4: z,z9-33 Bookshops (cont.) : Collecting (cont.) : Flower, Desmond, 4: 7,121-126; 4: 8,145- Illustrations File, The, I: 4,45-48 Bristol, 5: 2,28-31 Peruviana, 2: I, 10-12 I49 Illustrators : Cambridge, 5: 4,73-76 Photography, 4: 3,40-42 Floyd, Thomas Hope, 3: 4,45-49 Graham, Rigby, 4: 4,57-62 Dublin, 3 : 438-41 Printing, Fine, 3: 6,7740 Folio Society, The, I : 5, 54-58 Kley, Heinrich, 5: 3,49-52 Farringdon Road Bookstalls, 4: 5,815-90 Restif de la Bretonne, 5: 2, 18-24 Foskett, D. J., 2: 5,7677; 2: 6, 89-91; 3: Indexing a Favourite Novelist, On, 4: 3, Roxburghe Club Books, I : 2,17-21 Oxford, 4: 7,130-133 3,26-28; 3: ~~64-66;3: 8, 119-121 42-44 Wells, 5: 2,28-31 Scripture, 2: 2,23-24 Frame, Hazel, 4: 3,48 Indexing for the Private Library, A Method Bournemouth's Bookshops, 4: 2,29-33 Thomas, Edward, 6: 4,66-72 France, Some Current Aspects of Pub- of Subject, I: 6.69-73 Bristol, Bath and Wells, Bookshops of, 5: Wilde, Oscar, 3: I, 2-5 lishing in, I: 2,~-23 'India Alice,' The, 6: I, 1-7 2,28-31 Wise, T. J., 2: 6, 86-89 Freyer, Michacl G., 3: 2,1o-14 Inscribed Books, 2: I, 2-5 Broadsides, On Collecting, 6: 3, 55-56 Collecting, Book; The Future of, 4: 8, Irwin, Raymond, 3 : 8, I 10-1 19 Brown, Richard, 6: 4,76-79 145-149 Garulfi, Alessandra, 4: 4, 57-62 Isaac, Peter C. G., 4: 4,66-68; 6: 2,36-39 Collecting on a Professor's Salary, Book, Gernsheim Collection, he, 4: 3,40-42 Cambridge Bookshops, 5: 4,73-76 6: 3, 42-91 Gernsheim, Helmut and Alison, 4 : 3, 40- Jackson, Bert W., 6: I, 19-20 Carmelite Library, A, 3: 3,21-26 Collector, Book; How I Became a, 4: 7, 42 James, H. E., 2: I, 2-5 Carmelites of Flemington, 8: 4, 89-92 121-126 Goerlich, Ernest Joseph, I : 6, 73-75 Japanese Bookbinding, Early, 6: 2,26-31 Carroll, Lewis, 4: 4,62-65 Collectors' Fair, The Book, 7: 4,77-79 Goethe's Library, 6: I, 8-13 Journals, Amateur, 5: 3, 53-54 Carter, Will, 5: 3, 42-44 Collis, Maurice, 4: 4,69-71 Goff, Martyn, I: z,14-17 Joyce, James; Collection, I : 5, 58-62 Casanoviana, Collecting, I : 4, 42-45 Collison, Robert, 4: 3,42-44 Gogmagog Press, The, 5: I, 5-10 Judaica, 4: 5,78-83 Cave, Roderick, I : 6,69-73 ;z,3,41-44; 3: Colour Plate Books, The Making of, 5: , Notes on the 3,28-31; 3: ~~58-59 39 47-49 Printing Methods of the, 4 : 3, 38-40 Keepsake Press, The, 4: 7,127-130 Chambers, David, 3 :6,7740; 4: 2,29-33 ; Commonplace Books, 2: z,19-20 Golden Head Press, The, 5 : 4,62-69 Kerlan, Irvin, 5 : I, 1-4 4: 3,47-48; 4: 6,110-114; 5: I, 5-10; Cooper, A. C., 4: 3,38-40 Golden Psalter, The Recent Owners of the, Kley, Heinrich; Illustrator, 5 : 3,49-52 Corvomaniac, The Anatomy of a, I: 3, 7: 4977-79 5: 3,45-46 Klosterheim, 2: 3,41-44 Chaplin, J. H., 6: 4,p-75 30-34 Gothic Novels, 3: 5,60-64 2: Children's Books, Collecting, 5 : I, 1-4 Coslet, Walter A., 2,23-24 Graham, Rigby, 5: 2,24-27; 6: I, 14-18; Lamb, Charles; Library, 4: I, 2-10 Childs, J. Rives, I: 4, 42-45; 3: 4, 34-37; Cowie, Alfred T., I: 5,58-62 6: 2, 26-31; 7: I, 5-12; 7: 3, 61-64; Lang, Andrew; Collecting, 4: 8,155-160 5: 2,18-24; 6: 3, 57-60 Cron, B. S., I: 2,17-21; 5: 3,45-46 7: 4,s~-86;8: I, 8-26 Leather Bindings, Restoring, 3 : 5, 69 Classification, Decimal; The Regens- Cuckoo Hill Press, The, 4: 6, I 10-1 14 Graham, Rigby; Illustrator, 4: 4, 57-62 Leather Bound Books, Repairing, 7: 3,65- burger, 2: 3,34-38 Green, Roger Lancelyn, 4 : 4,62-65 ; 4 : 8, 69 Classification for Private Libraries, 2: 5, De Belser, R., 4: 8, 149-154 1 155-160 Lewis, Roy, 4: 7,127-130 76-77; 2: 6, 89-91; 3: 3, 26-28; 3: Ile Quincey, Thomas; Klosferheirn, 2: 3, i Greyfriars, Oxford; St. Robert of Lincoln Libraries, Village, 3: 2, 14-17 ~~64-66;3: 8,119-121 41-44 and the, 3: 8,110-119 Library, Carmelite; A, 3: 3, 21-26 Coates, Adrian, 2: 2,20-22 Dixey, H. G.; Press, 6: 2,36-39 Grosseteste, see St. Robert of Lincoln Library, Chained; in Hereford Cathedral, Collecting : Doig, Ronald P., I: 4,48-51 3 : 7,98-IOI Amateur Journalism, 5: 3,53-54 Dolmen Press, The, 3 : 2,1o-14 Hall, P. E., 3 : 6,74-76 Library, Erecting a; HumfreyWanley on, Army Lists, Old, 2: 5,74-75 Doves Press: A Note, J. H. Mason at the, Hall, Radclyffe; Collection, 2: 4, 50-52 6: 4,80-84 Australiana, 8: 4, 80-89 4: 3945 Hall, Trevor H., 4: 6, 102-106; 4: 7,134- Library of Alexandria: Notes on Current BookJackets, I: 6,66-68; 4: 6,108-109 Dreyfus, John, 7: 2,40-44 I37 Work, The, 4: I, 10-13 Bookplates, z: 4, 53-54 Dublin's Bookshops, 3: 4,38-41 Hamilton, Geoffrey E., 4: 6,106-107 Library, Royal; Dr. Bentley's Proposal Books About Books, 5: I, 11-15; 7: 4. Herity Press, The, 3: 8, 122-123 for Building a, 8: 3, 59-63 87-90 Ehrman, Albert, 6: 3, 55-56 Hetherington, John R., 8: z,43-46 Lieberman, Ben, 3: 8,122-123 Broadsides, 6: 3, 55-56 England, Private Press Printing; Since the Hickman, Trevor, 7: 2,35-39; 7: 3,65-69 Lilac Tree Press, The, 6: I, 19-20 Casanova, I : 4,42-45 War, I: I, 9-11 Hogg, Thomas Jefferson: Memoirs of Lister, Raymond, 5 : q,62-69 Childrens Books, 5: I, 1-4 Evolution of a Library, 3: 4,45-49 Prince Alexey Haimatoff, 3 :2,17-19 Literature, Popular Nigerian; Sold in Corvo, Baron, I: 3,30-34 Exchange Scheme, The, 4: 6,106-107 Holl, John; of Worcester, Binder to Onitsha Market, 7: 2, 26-34; 7: 3, Hall, Radclyffe, 2: 4,p-52 George 111, I : 5,6244 50-60 Joyce, James, I : 5, 58-62 Fair, Book Collectors'; The, 7: 4,77-79 Human Skin, Bookbinding with, 6: I, 14- Longman, Mark, 3: 4,41-45 Judaica, 4: 5-78-83 Farmer, Geoffrey, A. J., 4: I, 15-20; 8: 4, 18 'Love and Horror', 3 : 5,60-64 Lamb, Charles, 4: I, 2-10 80-89 Hunter, Dard; The Complcat Book Lang, Andrew, 4: 8,155-160 Farringdon Road Bookstalls, The, 4: 5, Maker, 3: 3,28-3 I Maggs Brothers: A Note, 4: 8, 161-162 Magic Books, 4: 6, 102-106; 4: 7, 134- 8690 Magical Library, A, 4: 6, 102-106; 4: Fiction, Nineteenth Century; Some Ne- I37 Illuminated Manuscripts on Film, 4: 5,83- 134-137 Miller, Henry, 3: q,34-37 glected, 2: 3,41-44; 2: ~~62-65;3: 2, 85 Making Paper, 6 : z,32-3 5 Miniature Books, 4: 2,26-29 17-19 Illustrating of Books, On the, I: 3, 26-30 Mallion, Dina, 3: 4,52 Manacled Books at Wimborne Minster, 7: Prance, C. A., 3: 7,92-96; 4: I, 2-10; 4: Publishing in France, Some Current Stevenson, Robert Louis; The Beach of 3,6144 5,86-90; 5: I, 11-15; 6: 4,66-72 Aspects of, I: z,21-23 Falesa', 2: 5,6z-65 Manuscripts, Illuminated; on Film, 4: 5, Pratt, R. D., 7: 4, 87-90 Publishing, The Cost of, 3 : 4,41-45 Surtees, Robert Smith, 4: 3,4z-44 83-85 President's Private Library, The, I: I, 6-9 Symon's, Sir Josiah; Library, 4: I, 15-20 Marston, B. S., 2: z,I~-20 Presses : Railway Libraries, 2: 5, 65-70 Martin, Ernest J., 2: 5,74-75 Allenholme, 4: 4,66-68 Rainbird, George, 5 : 3,47-49 Taylor, Alice, 3: 5,67-68; 6: I, 8-13 Martin, H. R., 3: 4, 50-51; 3: 6, 83 Ark, 193, 34-39; 4: 5,90-94 Rampant Lions Press, 5 : 3,4z-44 Taylor, Kim, 4: 5,90-94 Mason, J. H.; at the Doves Press: A Note, Cuckoo Hill, 4: 6,110-114 Ramsden, Charles, I: 5,6z-64 Teplin, Joseph, 7: 4,79-83 4: 39 45 Dixey, H. G., 6: 2,36-39 Reading, Some Random Reflections on, Testament of a Bibliophile, 7: 4,7943 Mason,John, I: 3,34-39; 2: 3,38-41; 4: 3, Dolmen, 3: z,~o-14 6: 3.57-60 Thomas, Edward; Collection, 6: 4,66-72 45 Doves, 4: 3,45 . Kegensburger Decitnal Classification,The, Thwaite, M. F., 8: 3,66-71 Mehew, E. J., 2: 5,6z-6s Gogmagog, 5 : I, 5-10 2: 3.34-38 Tillmann, Curt, 4: 6,108-109 Memoirs of Prince Alexey Haimatqfli 3: 2, Golden Cockerel, 4: 3, 38-40 Regensburger, Reinhold, 6: 3, 52-54 Titles in Translation, 3 : 5, 67-68 17-19 Golden Head, 5: 4,62-69 Regensburger, Reinhold; Private Library Toase, Charles A., 3: 5,69 Miller, Henry; Collecting: Or, What Herity, 3: 8, 122-123 of, 1: I, 6-9 Toilet, A Quest for The, 7: I, 13-15 Miller Means to me, 3: 4,34-37 Keepsake, 4: 7,127-130 Renier, Anne, 3: 5, 60-64 Translation, Titles in, 3: 5, 67-68 Minority Book Society, The, 4: 3,48 Lilac Tree, 6 : I, 19-20 Repairing Books Bound in Leather, 7: Turner, F. McD. C., 5: 4,70--72 Morris, Henry, 6: 2,p-35 Melissa, 8 : I, 8-26 3,6549 Twelve by Eight Press, 2: 3.38-41 Mount Saint Bernard Abbey, Printing at, Mount Saint Bernard Abbey, 5 : 2,24-27 Reprinting by Xerography, 3: 5,66-67 5: 2,24-27 Pandora, 7: I, 5-12 Rcstif de la Bretonne, Collecting, 5: 2,18- Village Libraries, 3: z,14-17 Munby, A. N. L., 4: 3,46 Rampant Lions, 5 : 3,42-44 24 Vine Press, The, 7: z,40-44 Munro, James, 3: 2,17-19; 3: 7,96-97 Rohse, Otto, 6: 4,76-79 Restoring Leather Bindings, 3: 5,69 Vine Press Parliament of Women, The, 3: Murray, Peter, 4: 4, 54-56 St. Teresa's, 8: 4, 89-92 Ridler, William, 4: 7, 130-133 6,81-82 Signet, 3 : 5, 58-59 Rodolphe-Rousseau, M.Jacques, I :Z,ZI-23 Newberry, John; Publisher and Book- Stanbrook Abbey, 4: I, 13-15 Rohse, Otto; Presse, 6: 4,76-79 W., R., I: 5, 54-58 seller, 1713-1767,s: 3,66-71 Twelve by Eight, 2: 3,38-41 Rolfe, Frederick William, see Corvo, Wachsmuth, Andreas, 6: I, 8-13 Nigerian Popular Literature Sold in Vine, 7: z,40-44 Baron, Wakeman, Geoffrey, 6: 480-84; 8: 3,59- Onitsha Market, 7: 2, 2634; 7: 3, Walpole, 8: z,39-43 Roxburghe Club Books, A Small Collec- 63 50-60 Wattle Grove, 3: 7,96-97 tion of, I: 2, 17-21 Walbank, Alan, 2: 5, 65-70; 3: 2, 14-17; Norrington Room, Two Views of the, 7: Printers, Private; The Society of, 4: 3, 47- Royal Library, Dr Bentley's Proposal for 3: 49 38-41 4.85-86 48 Building a, 8: 3, 59-63 Walpole Press of Old Costessey, Norwich, Printing at Mount Saint Bernard Abbey, The, 8: 2,39-43 Oxford Bookshops, 4: 7,130-133 5 : 2,24-27 St. Robert of Lincoln and the Oxford Wanley, Humfrey ; On Erecting a Library, Printing, Fine; Collecting, 3: 6,7740 Greyfriars, 3 : 8, I 10-1 19 6: 4, 80-84 Pandora Press, The, 7 : I, 5-12 Private Library: St. Teresa's Press, 8: 4, 89-92 Ward, Philip, I: I, 6-9; I: 4,45-48; 2: 3, Paper Today: An Introduction, 3 : 4,50-51 Coates, Adrian, 2: 2, 20--22 Sanderson, Jean, 5: 4,73-76 34-38; 3: 5,6647; 3: 6, 81-82; 3: 7, Papermaking, 2: 3,38-41; 6: z,p-35 Floyd, Thomas Hope, 3: 4,45-49 Sandford, Christopher, I : I, 9-1 I 90-92; 4: I, 13-15 Pariser, Maurice P., 2: 6, 86-89 Goethe, 6: I, 8-13 Scripture Versions in English, Private, 2: Watermarks, A Note on, 3: 6, 83 Parkes, James, 4: 5.78-83 Paton, George, I: 4,48-51 2,23-24 Wattle Grove Press, The, 3: 7,96-97 Parkes Library, The, 4: 5,78-83 Pepys, Samuel, 5: 4,70-72 Sewell, Brocard, 3: 3, 21-26 Weaver, Warren, 6: I, 1-7 Parliament of Women, The Vine Press, 3: Plantin, 4: 8,149-154 Signet Press, The, 3: 5, 58-59 Weeks, Donald, I: 3,30-34; 5: 3,4g-52 6,81-82 Regensburger, Reinhold, I : I, 6-9 Skin, Bookbinding with Human, 6: I, 14- Wells, Bookshops of Bristol, Bath and, 5: Parsons, Edward Alexander, 4: I, 10-13 Spencer, Stanley, 4: 4, 69-71 18 2,28-31 Paton, George: An Eighteenth Century Symon, Sir Josiah, 4: I, 15-20 Society, Folio, I: 5, 54-58 West, P. K., 7: I, 13-15 Book Collector, I : 4,4831 Witt, Robert, 4: 4, 54-56 Society, Minority Book; The, 4: 3, 48 White, William, 6: 3,4z-51 Paulinus, P.; a S. Bartnlomeo, I: 6,73-75 Private Press Printing in England Since the Society of Private Printers, The, 4: 3, 47- Wilde, Oscar; Collection, 3 : I, 2-5 Pepys Library, The, 5: 4,70-72 War, I: I, 9-11 48 Wise, T. J. : Collection, 2 : 6, 86-89 Peruviana, 2: I, 1-12 Private Press Today, The-An Exhibition, Spencer, Stanley; Manuscripts, 4: 4,6g-71 Witt Library, The, 4: 4, 54-56 Photography, 4: 3,40-42 8: 3,63-66 Spielmann, Percy E., 4: 2,2629 Woodhead, Kathleen M., Z: I, 10-12 Pinhorn, Malcolm, 3 : I, 2-5 Private Printers, The Society of, 4: 3, 47- Stanbrook Abbey Press, 4: I, 13-15 Piser, Harold Palmer, 5 : 3, 53-54 48 Standing, Juliet, 8: 3, 63-66 Xerography, Reprinting by, 3: 5, 66-67 Plantin Library, The, 4: 8,149-154 Psalter, Golden; The Recent Owners of Poliziano's Last Manuscript, 3 : 7,9092 the, 5: 3,4s-46 Potocki of Montalk, Count, 8: I, 8-26 Public Opinion on Lovers, 7: 2,26-34; 7: Powell, Roger, I : I, 4-6 3, 50-60 BOOK REVIEWS

ABC for Book Collectors, 3d ed, 3: 7,103-104 English Book Trade, The, 7: 2,45 Alice in Many Tongues: The translations of English Collectors of Books and Manu- Alice in Wonderland, 6: I, 21 scripts (1530-1930) and their Marks of Andrew Myllar, a Short Study of Scotland's Ownership, 3: 6, 84 First Printer, 2: 2, 28 English Libraries, 1800-1850, 2: 2, 25-26 Annals of Printing, 7: 4, 93 English Library before 1700, The, 3: 5, 69-70 Art Nouveau Book in Britain, The, 8: I, 30-31 English Library, Sources and History, The, 7: 3.70-71 Bibliography of Oscar Wilde, 8: 2, 49-50 \ Bibliography ofRobert Burns, A, 6: 3,61-62 Fifty Essays in Fifteenth and Sixteenth Century Bibliography of the Works of Sir Winston Bibliography, 8: I, 29-30 Churchill, A, 4: 6, I I 5 Five Hundred Years of Printing, 2: 5, 77-78 Bibliomania, an Australian Book Collector's Fore-edge Painting, 8: I, 26-27 4 Essays, 7: I, 21-zz Forgeries of Tennyson's Plays, The, 8: 3,72-73 Book Collectors in , 4: 2, 34 Book of the Private Press, The, 2: 3, 47-48 Guide to Critical Reviews, A. Part I. American BookTypography 1815-1965.7: 4,92 Drama from O'Neill to Albee, 7: 3,73 Bookbindings from the Library of Jean Gutenburg and the Master of the Playing Grolier, 7: I, 19-20 Cards, 8: 2, 50 Bookman's Guide to Americana, 3d ed, 6: I, 21 Bookman's Price Indcx, Vol I, 6: 4, 85-86 Handbook of Papernlaking, A, 4: 6, I 15 Heritage of the English Library, The, 5: 4,77- C~lligraphyand P~laeogrdphy,7: I, 21 78 Cambridge College Llbrarie5, 5: 4, 77 History of Book Illustration, A, 2: 3, 44-45 cambridge uni&rsity Press, 1696-1712; a History of English Craft Bookbinding Techni- Bibliographical study, The, 7: 3, 72-73 que,-~,5: 32 Casanova Gleanings, 2: 5, 80 History of Printing in Britain, A, 7: I, 16 Catalogi Librorum Eroticorum, 6: 3,63 History of the Birmingham Library, 7: 3, 70- Catalogue of Private Press Books in the Refer- 71 ence Library, Manchester Public Libraries, How to Find Out, 5: 3, 54 2: 5977; 3: 4,53 How to Identify Old Maps and Globes, 6: 3.62 Catalogue of the Engraved Work of , Humanistic Script of the Fifteenth and Six- A, 5:2,33 teenth Centuries, 3: 6, 84 Catalogue of the Library of Miniature Books, 4: 2,35-36 Illuminated Book, The, 8: 2,47-48 Charles Earl Stanhope and the Oxford Univer- Illustrating Children's Books, 5: 2, 32 sity Press, 7: 4, 90 Indexing Books, 4: z,34-35 Chaucer, 1532-1602,6: 3, 63 Information Services in Libraries, 3 : 7, 104-105 Companion to Arber, A, 8: 2, 51-52 International Literary Annual, No. I, 2: 3, 46 Composition of Reading Matter, The, 7: I, 16- Introduction to Book Binding, 6: 4, 86 I 1 I7 Introduction to Paper, its Manufacture and Use, An, 4: 6. 115 Depositio Cornuti Typographici, 4: 4, 71 Introduction to the History of Printing Types, Diary ofHumfrey Wanley, 1715-1726, The, 7: An, 4: 2,35 4~91-92 Irish Book, The, 2: 5, 80 Directory of Dealers in Secondhand and Anti- quarian Books in the British Isles 1964-66, John Argentine; Provost of Kings. His Life A, 6th ed, 6: 4,85 and his Library, 8: 4, 93 Dispersal of the Phillipps Library, The (Phillips John Baskerville; A Bibliography, 2: 5, 78 Studies V), 3: 6, 84 Journal of the Printing Historical Society, 7: I, 16-17 Early Public Libraries, 7: 3, 70-71 Encyclopaedia of Librarianship, 2: I, 13-14 Language of the Foreign Book Trade, The, 5: Encyclopaedia. - of Librarianship, ad ed, 3: 7, 2, 33 103-104 Large Picture Book of the Engraved Work of Encyclopaedia of Librarianship, 3d ed, 7: 2, Eric Gill, A, 5: 2, 33 45-46 Lewis Carroll Handbook, The, rev ed, 4: 3,49 English Book Illustration, 966-1846,~: I, 16 Library Administration, 3: 7, 104-10s 9 Library Assistance to Readers, 3d ed, 3: 7, Repairing ofBooks, The, 2: 3,46-47 104-105 Roger Powell and Peterwaters, 7:I, 16-17 RECENT PRIVATE PRESS BOOKS Library Furniture and Equipment, 4: 6, I I 5 Rosenbach: A Biography, 3: 7,103 Library ofSir Symonds D'Ewcs, The,8: I, 28- 29 Scottish 'Wheel' and 'Herring-bone' Bindings Adagio Press, 4: 7, 138; 8: 2, 53 Champoeg Press, 4: I, 22; 4: 7,138 Lines ofthe Alphabet in the Sixteenth Century, in the Bodleian Library, 8: 2, 52 Adlib, 4: 7, 138 Chase, 5: 4, 78-79 7:I, 20 Selected Readings in the History of Librarian- Advertisement from Love Verses, The, 3: 3, 3I Chimneypot, 4: 6, 116 ship, 8: I, 27-28 Ailenholme Press, 3:6, 86; 5: 3, 55 Chubb, Muriel, 4: 3, 50 Medical Books, Libraries and Collectors, 2d Selective Checklists ofPress Books, 4: 7, 137 Allin FavorqfPrinting, 3: I, 8;3: 3,32;3: 7,105 Cibola Press, 8: 2, 55 rev ed, 8: I, 31 Selina's Aunt, or the Closet Unclos'd, 7: I, 22 Amata Loquitor, 4: 3, 5 I Claverley's Phantom Bellringer, 4: 5, 96 Methods ofBook Design, 7:4,93-94 1764 Catalogue oftheRedwood ~ibraryc&- Amy, a Tale ofthe Hills, 5: I, 16 Coach House Press, 8: 2, 53 Modern Book Design, 2: 4, 56 pany at Newport, Rhode Island, The, 7:I, Anemone-for Antigone, An, 2: 6, 91 Cog Press, 4: 8, 164 Motif, 2: 3, 46 17-18 Anthology of Birds, Beasts, Insects and Plants, 7: Cog's in Transition, 4: 8, 164 Small Uooksellers and Collectors Directory, 4, 94 Collected Works ofRose Freeman-Ishill, 4: 7, 138 College Stamps of Oxford and Cambridge,7: 3,76 Notes on Subject Bibliography, 4: 5,95 8: 2,48-49 Apostles' Creed, The, 7:4, 95 Small Booksellers Directory, 1966, 7:3, 70 Arbre Patriarche-Patriarch Tree, 7:3, 74 CommonplaceBook(HoperPress, Grace),3 : 5,70 Some Earlv Bindings from the Chester Ueattv Ark Press, 2: 3.47; 3: 6, 85; 4: 8, 163 Commonplace Book for Typophiles, A, 4: I, 22 Origins ofthe English Library, The,2: I, 12-13 ., Around the World in Eight arid Three-Qunrter Confessions qf a Typomaniac, 7: 4, 96 Ornament in Medieval Manuscripts, a Glossary, Library, 2: 5,7940 Some Notes on Wood Engraving, 4: 2, 34 Hours, 5: 4,78-79 Contemptible Horse, The, 4: 7, 138 7:I, 18-19 Ars Poetica, 6 : I, 22 Conversation Pieces, 4: 6, I 16 Arthur Machen: A Miscellany, 3: 6, 87 Craft Press, 6:4, 87 Paper Making as an Artistic Craft, 2: 5, 78-79 Teach Yourself Librarianship, 5: 4, 78 Art Laboratory Impressions, 3: 5, 70 Crash! An Experiment in Blockwinking and Pioneers in Printing, 2: 3, 47 Thomas J. Wise and thc Pre-Restoration Art Laboratory Press (Wesleyan University), Printing, 5: 2, 34 Drama, 2: 6, 92 Precis of Paden, or the Sources of The New 3: 5970 Crompton Press, 7:4,95 Timon, 8: 3, 72-73 Three Centuries of Children's Books in Art ofRaymond Lister, The, 2: 5, 8e81 Crown Garland of Ungolderz Roses, 4: 7, 139 Prince of Librarians, the Life and Times of Europe, 8: 3,73-74 Art Society Press, The, 5: I, 16; 5: 4, 78-79; 6: CuckooHillPress,g:3,31;3:6,86;4:3,5+51; Twentieth Century Book, its Illustration and Antonio Panizzi of the , 8: 4,87; 7:43 94 7:4.95 4>93-94 Design, The, 8: 2, 46-47 Ascham Press, Roger, 8: 2, 53 Curtain, The, 3: 4, 55 Principles ofCataloguing, 3: 7, 104-105 Type Designs, 3d rev ed, 8: 2, 52 Autumn Anthology, An, 6: 4, 87 Cycles, (Smith,Clark Ashton) 4: 7, 139 Printed Ephemera, 4: 5,95 Typographia, 1825,8: 3,74 Printing and the Mind ofMan, 8: 4,94-95 Babylonian Anthology, A, 8:2, 54 Printing in Spain, 1501-IS~O,~:3.71-72 Victorian Book Design and Colour Printing, Darien's World, 4: 7, 138 Battell Chappel, 4: 5, 96 Darksome House, 3: I, 8 Prints by E. R. V., 5: 2, 33 4: 79 I37 Bayberry Hill Press, 3: 7, 106; 4: 5, 96; 4: 7, Private Presses and their Books, 4: 7, 137 Dear Garment, 6: 2, 40 139; 5: I, 16 Design and Tradition, 4: 8, 163 Bee and Blackthorn Press, 3: 4, 54; 4: 6, I 17; W.H. Auden: A Bibliography, 6: 3,61 Diary of John Dee, 5 : I, 16 Rare People and Rare Books, 8: 4, 93-94 Western Heritage of Type Design, The, 5: 2, 7:43 95 Discovering the Lost Maya Cities, 3 : 7, 105 Reader's Guide, The, 3: 7, 104 32-33 Bequeathing of the Doves Types, The, 8: 2, 53 Discovery and Naming of Lyndoch Valley: 1837, Readers Guide to Everyman's Library, The, 2d WOO~CU~S,2 : 2, 25 Bin

INDEX TO VOLUMES 1-10, 1968-77

Compiled by Joyce Post THE PRIVATE LIBRARY

Index to Volumes 1-10, 1968-77 (Second Series) Compiled by Jye Post

References are first to the volume, shown in bold type, then to the part, and finally to the page number. The editors of the second series of the journal were Roderick Cave and Geoffrey Wakeman (volume I),John Cotton (volumes 2 to 10).

Abse, Dannie, 3 : 4, 2 I 4-2 I g Bibliophile and the Spaceship, The, Adagio, the Private Press of Leonard 3: 3, 120-123 F. Bahr, 6: 2, 58-73 Binders, see Bookbinders Albion, Printing on an, 2: 2, 64-67 Blakeney, T. S., 8: 3, 120-124 Alderson. Brian, 5: I, 3-64 Bland, David, 3: 2, 78-90 Aldiss, Brian, 2: 2, 47-53 Blickling Hall Library, 4: 4, 184-189 Amateur Printer of the French Revo- Bloomfield, Diana, 7: I, 4-18 lution, An, I:4, 141-144 Bodoni Press, The, see Officina Bodoni Antrobus, Peter, I : 4, 141-144 Book Catalogues, I : I: 37-40 Arbeloff, Natalie d', 7: 4, 172-176 Book Collecting, Modcrn Trends in, Ardizzone, Edward, 5 : I, 2-64 5: 3, 148-158; 6: I, 51 Ark Press, 3: 3, I 10-1 20 Book Collectors, see Collectors, Book Art of SF Magazine Covers, The, 2: 2, Book Collector's Quarterly, I : I, 2-6 47-53 Book Design for the Lehmann Imprint, Art Society Press, The, 2: 3, 107-1 17 2: I, 32-34 Association Books, More, 3 : I, 26-33 Book Illustration, English, 10: 4, 178- Associations, see Societies I 86 Bookbinders : Cobden-Sanderson, Thomas J., I : 4, Bahr, Leonard F.; Adagio, the Private 127-136 Press of, 6: 2, 58-73 Bookplate Collecting and The Book- Bain, Iain, 3: 2, 57-77; 3: 3, 124-140; plate Society, 5: 2, 88-95 3: 4, 233 Bookplate Collector, A Problem for the, Baker, Anthony, 2: 4, 139-176; 2: 4, 6: 3, 123-132 180-187 Bookplate Designs by Richard Shirley Beats', Tracking Down 'the; A Pre- Smith, 10: 2, 84-93 liminary Survey, 6: 2, 83-100 Bookplate Designs of John Buckland Beaumont, Robin de, lo: 3, 99-120 Wright, g: 3, 83-1 I I Beaumont Press, The; 1917-193 I, Bookplate Designs of Kate Greenaway, 8: I, 4-37; 8: 3, 131-132 The, 8: 3, 100-1 14 Bercy, Marquis de; Nicolas-Charles de Bookplate Designs of Walter Crane, Malon, I:4, 141-144 The, 8: 2, 58-74; 8: 4, 165 Bestiaries, French; Modern, 3: 4, 17 1- Bookplate Society, Bookplate Collect- 192 ing and, The, 5: 2, 88-95 Bewick, Thomas; Engraver of New- Bookplates, Book Illustrations, Graphics castle, 1753-1828, 3: 2, 57-77; [of] A. I. Kalashnikov, 10: I, 3: 3, 124-140; 3: 4, 233 3-2 I Bibliography of Natural History, The Bookplates, British; The Perez Collec- Society for the, 4: 2, 65-69 tion of, 6: I, 22-28 Greenaway, Kate; The Bookplate Bookplates, Wood Engraved, 7: I, 4-18 Collecting : Easton, Malcolm, 4: I, 24-37 Designs of, 8: 3, 100-1 14 Books, Association; More, 3: I, 26-33 Beaumont Press books, 8: I, 4-37; Edy-Legrand, 2 : I, 14-3 I ; 4: 2, 100 Bookseller, Beginning; An Open Letter 8: 3, 131-132 Eighteenth Century Music Publishing, Gregory, Isabella Augusta, Lady, 4: I, 4-24; 6: 2, 74-82 to a, 7: I, 28-32 Bookplates, 5: 2, 88-95; 6: I, 22-28; John Walsh and, 2: 3, I 18-121 Bookseller, Beginning; Open Letter 6: 3, 123-132 English Book Illustration, lo: 4, 178- Gregynog Press and the Gregynog Two to a, 7: 4, 165-1 69 Cricket (books on), 5: 2, 96-101 I 86 Fellowship, The, 6: I, 4-15 Booksellers : Goudar, Ange, I: 2, 50-62 English Woodcuts, Modern, 4: 2,70-84 Greyfriars Press, 7: 2, 47-69 Greyfriars Stories, 7: 2, 47-69 Cleverdon, Douglas, 10: 2, 51-83 Officina Bodoni, 3: 2, 54-56 Eragny Press, 4: 3, 140-147 Temple, Robert, 10: 4, 172-174 , 6: 4, 202 Guido Morris, see Morris, Guido Guthrie, Frances, 9: I, 44-47 BosschPre, Jean de, 4: 3, 103-1 12 Science Fiction, 3: 3, 120--123 Fantasy Poets, The, 2: I, 3-13 Guthrie, James, g: I, 1-47 Boy's Own Paper: Origins and Editorial Yeats, William Butler, 4: I, 4-24 Fantasy Press, 2: I, 3-13 Collecting, Book; Modern Trends in, Policies, g : 4, I 22-158 Fearful Joy, A, 7: I, 4-18 Bray, Horace Walter; at the Raven 5: 3, 148-158; 6: I, 51 Halcyon Press, A Short History of the, Federigo da Montefeltro, Duke of 5: 2, 68-83 Press (A Postscript), 7: 3, 122-123 Collecting, Sidelines in, 10: 4, 175-1 77 Urbino; 'The Library of, 4: 3, Brewhouse Press Exhibition in Collectors, Book: Hall, David J., lo: 4, 143-1 71 I 13-128 Hall, Fairfax, 2: 2, 54-67 America, A, 7: I, 34-37 Crossley, James, 7: 2, 70-75 Feinberg, Charles E.; Book Collector, Peter, ;: 2, 741j6 . Bridges, George Wilson, 8: 3, I I 5-1 19 Feinberg, Charles E., I: 2, 63-73 f all; I : 2, 63-73 Hamilton, Charles, Greyfriars and British Bookplates, The Perez Collec- see also Private Library of: Feldmann, J. Fischer, 7: I, 34-37 tion of, 6: I, 22-28 Collectors of Officina Bodoni, 3: 2, Myself, 7: 2, 47-69 Fifty Years, 10: 2, 51-83 Hamlet, Edward Gordon Craig's, 10: British Poets for The Limited Editions 54-56 Fleming,John V., lo: 3, 121-131 Club, Ten, g: 2, 51-67 Come All Ye. . . An Exhibition at the 1, 35-48 Flower, Desmond, I : I, 2-6 Hassall, Joan, 7: 4, 139-164 Broadsides, 8: I, 38-54 Mackintosh Museum. Glassow.-, Ford, Hugh, 5: 3, 121-138 I, Heard, Gordon, 2 : 3, I I 8- I 2 I Brook', 'The; Chiswick, Home of the 8: 38-54 Foulis Archive Press, The, 7: I, 33 Eragny Press, 4: 3, 140-147 Complete Angler @c., The, g : 3, I I 2- I I 6 Herstein, Sheila R., 4: 3, I 13-128 Franklin, Colin, g: I, 3-17 Hewlett, Dorothy, 3: 3, 157-158 Brown, Anthony, I : 3, 109-1 16 Concrete Poetry, 2: 3, 95-106 Free Offers List; Giving Free, or I : I I Brown, Philip A. H., 2: 4, 180-187 Coole Library, 6: 2, 74-82 Hol t, Penelope, 4, 37- 40 Ten Years with the, 2 : 3, I 22-1 26 Horae Solitaire, Edward Thomas's, lo: Brownjohn, Alan, 3:2, 91-95 Cooper, Jeff, 7: 4, 170-1 71 French Bestiaries, Modern, 3: 4, I 7 I- Buckland Wright, John; Bookplate Corvo [Baron] Bibliography, A, 5: 3, 3, 1~2-136 192 Hutchings, F. G. B., 2: 4, 176-180 Designs of, g: 3, 83-1 I I 159-166 French Revolution, An Amateur Hutchison, George Andrew, g: 4, 122- Burns, Jim, 3: I, 16-26; 6: I, 29-35; Cotton, John, 2: I, 3-13; 4: 3, 128- Printer of the, I : 4, 141-144 6: 2, 83-100 139; 8: 4, 149-153 Friends of the National Libraries, The, 158 Butler, William E., lo: I, 3-21 Craig, Edward, 10: I, 35-48 8: 3, 120-124 Craig's, Edward Gordon; Hamlet, 10: Illustration, English Book, 10: 4, 178- Frizzell, Alex; Portrait of a Scottish I 86 1335-48 Private Printer, 8: 2, 75-90 Illustration, Techniques of, 7: 2, 76-86 Cranach Press, 10: I, 35-48 Furnivall, Frederick J., 8: 4, 154-163 Cape, Jonathan (publisher), 4: 4, 165- Crane, Walter; The Bookplate Designs Illustrations for: of, 8: 2, 58-74; 8: 4, 165 Hamlet, 10: I, 35-48 '83 Wuthering Heights, I : 3, 99-108; I : 4, Castlelaw Press, 8: 2, 75-90 Cricket Books, A Shelf of, 5: 2, 96-101 German Expressionist Woodcuts, 3: I, Catalogues, Book, I: I, 37-40 Crossley, James; Scholar, Man of Law 3-15 145-183 Illustrators: Cave, Roderick, I: 4, 127-136; 2: 2, and Book-Collector, 7: 2, 70-75 Ginsberg, Louis, 7: I, 28-32; 7: 4, 68-85;8:3, 115-119 Cuala Press, The; 1903-1973, 6: 3, 165-169 Arbeloff, Natalie d', 7: 4, I 72-1 76 Ardizzone. Edward, 5 : I, 2-64 Chambers, David, 2: 3, 107-1 I 7; 4: I, 107-1 I3 Giving Free, or Ten Years with the .- . Bewick, ~homas,3: 2, 57-77; 3: 3, 38-46; 4: 4, 190; 9: 3, 83-11'; Free Offers List, 2: 3, 122-126 10: 4, 178-186 Glasgow, A Private Press Exhibition in, 124-140; 3:4, 233 Bloomfield, Diana, 7: I, 4-1 8 Chance-Found Friends, I : 2, 77-80 6: 3, 114-122 BosschPre, Jean de, 4: 3, 103-1 I 2 Childs, J Rives, I: 2, 50-62 Glasgow School of Art, First Exhibition Chubb, Ralph; the Unkown, 3: 3, d'Arbelof, Natalie, see Arbeloff, of Printing, 6: 3, I 14-122 Edy-Legrand, 2: I, 14-31 ; 4: 2, 100 141-156; 3: 4, 193-213 Natalie d' Glasgow School of Art, Second Exhibi- Hassall, Joan, 7 : 4, 139-164 Kalashnikov, Anatolii Ivanovich, lo: Clark, Keith, 6: I, 23-28; 8: 2,5g-74; Dearden, James A., 6: 4, 158-190; tion of Printing, 8: I, 38-54 8: 3, 101-114 7: 3, 122-123 Goudar, Ange; Collecting, I: 2, 50-62 I, 3-21 King, Jessie M., 10: 3, 99-120 Cleverdon, Douglas, 10: 2, 51-83 Departure, 3 : 2, 91-95 Gould, Brian, 4: 3, 140-147 I : I, Clover Hill Editions, 10: 2, 51-83 Deutsch, Otto Eric; A Profile, 8: 4, Graham, Rigby, I : I, 7-36; I : 3, 99- Minton, John, 7-36 I, Cobden-Sanderson: Bookbinder, I : 4, 142-148 108; I: 4, 145-183; 3: 1, 3-15; Sturge Moore, Thomas, 4: 24-26; 127-136 Dreyfus, John, g: 2, 51-67 4: 2, 70-84; 6: I, 16-21; 6: 3, 4: 4, '90 : Codex Cmsareus Facsimile, 6 : I, 36-44 Dunae, Patrick, g: 4, 123-158 115-120; 8: I, 39-54 see also Wood-Engravers Jackson, B. T., 8: I, 5-37; 8: 3, 131- Mackintosh Museum, Glasgow; Comr Observations on the First Edition of Castlelaw, 8: 2, 75-90 132 All Ye. . . An Exhibition at the, Waverley, 4: 2, 85-92 Cranach, 10: I, 35-48 Jackson, Laura Riding, 5: g, 139-147; 8: I, 38-54 Officina Bodoni, 5: 4, 173-259 Cuala, 6: 3, 107-1 13 6:3,133-141 Macpherson, Vera M., xo: 4, I 75-1 77 Officina Bodoni, Collectors of, 3: 2, Eragny, 4: 3, 140-147 Jamaican Private Press, The First, 8: 3, Magazine Covers, The Art of SF, 2: 2, 54-56 Fantasy, 2: I, 3-13 115-119 47753 Officina Mauritiana, see Latin Press, Foulis Archive, 7: I, 33 Janus Press, The, 7: 3, 91-121 Magazines : The; Morris, Guido Gregynog, 6: I, 4-15 Johnson, B. S., 6: I, 4-15 Book Collector's Quarterly, I : I, 2-6 Open Letter to a Beginning Bookseller, Greyfriars, 7: 2, 47-69 Jonathan Cape and 'The Travellers' Boy's Own Paper, g: 4, I 22-1 58 An, 7: I, 28-32 Halcyon, 5: 2, 68-83 Library', 4: 4, 165-183 Departure, 3: 2, 91-95 Open Letter Two to a Beginning Book- Janus, 7: 3, 91-121 Jou, Louis, I: 3, I I 7-122 Outposts, 6: 4, 192-195 seller, 7: 4, 165-169 Jou, Louis, x : 3, I I 7-1 22 Poetry and Poverty, 3 : 4, 2 I 4-2 I g Outposts: loo Not Out, 6:4, 192-195 Latin, 2: 4, 138-187 Mandeville. Ib: I. 22-94 Kalashnikov, A. I.; Bookplates, Book Priapus, 6: 3, 153-1 54 * .,a This quarter, 3 : I, 16-26 Migrant, 6: I, 29-35 Illustrations, Graphics, xo : I, 3-2 I Pear Tree Press, g : I, 1-47 Officina Bodoni, 3: 2, 54-56; 5: 4, Keats, John, 3: 3, 157-158 Maigret, The Making of, 7: I, 19-27 Malon, Nicolas-Charles de; Marquis de Penguin Collectors' Society, 6: 4, 202 1 73-259 Keats-Shelley Memorial Association, Penguin Series, The King, 10: 4, Pear Tree, 9: I, 1-47 The, 3: 3, 157-158 Bercy, I:4, 141-144. . -. Mandeville Press of Hitchin, The, 10: '43-171 Perpetua, 3: 2, 78-90 King, Jessie M., 1875-1949; Towards a Perez Collection of British Bookplates, Pilgrim, 10: 3, 121-131 Check-List of Books Illustrated by, 1, 22-34 Mardersteig, Giovanni, 5: 4, 173-259 The, 6: I, 22-28 Poet & Printer, 4: 3, 128-139 10: 3, 99-120 Perpetua Press, The, 3: 2, 78-90 Raven, 6: 4, 158-190; 7: 3, 122-123; King Penguin Series, The, 10:4, 143- Marston, Edward, 8: 3, 125-130 Mason, Roger Burford, xo: I, 22-34 Persson, Ove, 6: I, 36-44 7: 4, 170-171 171 Maurice, Frederick Denison, 8:4, 154- Philobiblon Society, Monckton Milnes Rosemary, I:4, 137-140 161 and The, 2: 2, 68-85 Scorpion, 4, 4, 156-164 Lambert, Richard S., 4: 2, 55-65 ~i~ran;Press, 6: I, 29-35 Phoenix Out of the Ark, A, 3: 3, Seizin, 5: 3, 121-147; 6: I, 16-21; Latin Press, The, 2: 4, 138-187 Mills, Stuart, 2: 3, 95-106 110-120 6: 3, 133-141 Lawrence, D. H., 3: 3, I 10-120 Milnes, Monckton; and The Philo- Pilgrim Press Sometimes Called The Shakespeare Head (Editorial), 8 : Lawrence, T. E.; and the Seizin Press, biblon Society, 2: 2, 68-85 Prince Fred Printers, The, 10: 4, 139-14' 6: I, 16-21; 6: 3, 133-141 Minton, John; as a Book Illustrator, 3, 121-131 Stanton, 4: 2, 55-65 Leake, L. A., I:3, 86-98 I: I, 7-36 Poet & Printer Press, 4: 3, I 28-139 Stourton, 2: 2, 54-63 Lee, Brian North, 5: 2, 89-95; 6: 3, Modern English Woodcuts, 4: 2, 70- Poetry, Concrete, 2: 3, 95-106 Sycamore (Editorial), 2: 2, 45 3: 2 123-132; 10: 2,84-93 84 Poetry and Poverty, 4, 14-2 19 World's End, 5: 2, 84-88 Legrand, Edouard Leon Louis, see Modern French Bestiaries, 3: 4, 171- Poetry Book Society, The, 3: I, 33-39 Presses, Printing, see Printing Presses Edy-Legrand 192 Poetry Collection of the Lockwood Priapic Celebration, A, 6: 3, 153-154 Lehmann, John, 2: I, 32-34 Modern Trends in Book Collecting, Memorial Library, The, 8: 4, Priapus, 6: 3, 153-154 Lehmann Imprint, Book Design for the, 5: 3, 148-158; 6: I, 51 149-153 Prince Fred Printers, The Pilgrim 2: 1, 32-34 Moore, Thomas Sturge, see Sturge Poetry Society, The, 6: 3, 153-154 Press Sometimes Called The, 10: Lehrer, Ruth Fme, 7: 3, 91-121 Moore, Thomas Poets, Fantasy; The, 2: I, 3:13 3, 121-131 Librarians : Morris, Guido, 2: 4, 138-187 Poets for The Limited Editions Club. Printer of the French Revolution, An NaudC, Gabriel, I : 3, 109-1 I 6 Muir, P. H., 7: I, 19-27; 8: 4, 142-148 Ten British, g: 2, 51-67 Amateur, I:4, 141-144 Libraries, National, The Friends of Music Publishing, John Walsh and Post, J. B., 3: 3, 120-123 Printing on an Albion, 2: 2, 64-67 the, 8: 3, 120-124 Eighteenth Century, 2: 3, I 18-12 I Potocki of Montalk, Count, I: 3, Printing Presses : Library at: My Engraved Work, 7: 4, 139-164 I 17-122 Albion, 2: 2, 64-67 Blickling Hall, 4: 4, 184-189 Poynton, Orde, 4: 2, 85-92 Private Library of: Coole Park, 6: 2, 74-82 Prance, Claude A., I : I, 37-40; 3: I, Ellys, Richard, Sir, 4: 4, 184-189 Limited Editions Club, Ten British 26-33; 5: 2, 96-101; 7: 2, 70-75; Federigo da Montefeltro, Duke of Poets for The, g: 2, 51-67 8: 3, 125-13o;g: 3, 113-116; 10: Urbino, 4: 3, I 13-128 Lister, Raymond, 7: 2, 47;69 Natural History, Bibliography of; The 3, 132-136 Gregory Family, 6: 2, 74-82 Lockwood Memorial Library, The Society for the, 4: 2, 65-69 Presses : see also Collectors, Book: Poetry Collection of the. 8: A. NaudC, Gabriel; Librarian, I : 3, 109- Adagio, 6: 2, 58-73 Private Press Exhibition in Glasgow, A, .d '49-1.53 I 16 Ark, 3: 3, I 10-120 6: 3, 114-122 Lubbock, Joe, 7: 2, 76-86 Newcastle upon Tyne, The Typo- Art Society, 2: 3, 107-1 I 7 Publisher and His Books, A, 8: 3, Lumsden, J.; & Son, of Glasgow, 3: graphical Society of, x : 3, 86-98 Beaumont, 8: I, 4-37; 8: 3, 131-132 125-130 4, 220-226 Note to Our Customers, A, 10: 4, Bercy, Chateau de, x : 4, 141-144 Publishers : Lundeen, Gerald, 6: 2 ,58-73 172-174 Brewhouse, 7: I, 34-37 Cape, Jonathan, 4: 4, 165-183 Cleverdon, Douglas, 10: 2, 51-83 Shelf of Cricket Books, A, 5: 2, 96-101 Travellers' Library,' Jonathan Cape Buckland Wright, John, g: 3,83-I I I Lumsden & Son, 3: 4, 220-226 Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 3: 3, 157-158 and 'The, 4: 4, 165-183 Craig, Edward Gordon, 10: I, 35-48 Marston, Edward, 8: 3, I 25-130 Sidelines in Collecting, 10: 4, 175-177 Typographical Society of Newcastle Hassall, Joan, 7: 4, 139-164 Walsh, John, 2: 3, I 18-121 Simenon, Georges, 7: I, 19-27 upon Tyne, The, I : 3, 86-98 Kalashnikov, Anatolii Ivanovich, Publishing: Singer, George Chapman, 8: 4, 154- 10: I, 3-21 Gregory, Isabella Augusta, Lady, 4: '63 Urbino, Duke of; Federigo da Monte- Smith, Richard Shirley, 10: 2, 84-93 1, 4-24 Smith, Richard Shirley; Bookplate feltro; The Library of, 4: 3, 113- Sturge Moore, Thomas, 4: I, 24-46; I Music, Eighteenth Century, 2: 3, Designs by, 10: 2, 84-93 28 4.: 49 '90 118-121 Smythe, Colin, 4: I, 4-24; 6: 2, 75-82; Wright, John Buckland, see Buckland 6: 3, 107-113 Walsh, John; and Eighteenth Century Wright, John : Music Publishing, 2: 3, I 18-121 Woodcuts, English; Modern, 4: 2, Quest for Guido, The, 2: 4, 138-176 Societies Bookplate Society, 5: 2, 88-95 Wauerley, Observations on the First 70-84 Friends of the National Libraries, 8: Edition of, 4: 2, 85-92 Woodcuts, German Expressionist, 3: Ravcn Press, The, 6: 4, I 38-190; 7: 4, 3, 120-124 Weeks, Donald, 5: 3, 159-166 1, 3-15 170-171 Keats-Shelley Memorial Association, 9 Wheeler, Alwyne, 4: 2, 65-69 Word Accomplished, The, 7: 4, 172-1 76 Raven Press, the; Horace Walter Bray 3: 3! 157-158 White, Eric W., 3: I, 33-39 World's End Press, The; A New at (A Postscript), 7: 3, 122-123 Pengu~n Collectors' Society, 6: 4, White, William, I: 2, 63-73 Private Press, 5: 2, 84-88 Ray, Gordon, 10: 4, 178-186 202 Wise, Thomas J., 8: 4, 154-163 Wright, John Buckland see Buckland Reading Between the Leaves, I: 2, Philobiblon Society, 2: 2, 68-85 Wood-Engraved Bookplates, 7 : I, 4- I 8 Wright, John 74-76 Poetry Book Society, 3: I, 33-39 Wood-Engravers : Wuthering Heights: and the Illustrator, Reid, Anthony, 3: 3, 141-156; 3:, 4, Poetry Society, 6: 3, 153-154 Bewick, Thomas, 3: 2, 57-77; 3: 3, I: 3,gg-108; I: 4, 145-183 193-213 Society for the Bibliography of 124-140; 3: 4, 233 Religious Tract Society, g: 4, 122-158 Natural History, 4: 2, 65-69 Bloomfield, Diana. 7: I, 4-18 Yeats, William Butler, 4: I, 4-24 Ridler, William, 4: 3, 103-1 12 Typographical Society of Newcastle Risk, Terry, 8: 2, 75-90 upon Tyne, I : 3, 86-98 Rolfe, Frederick William, see Corvo, Socirty for thr Bibliography of Natural Baron History, The, 4: 2, 65-69 Kolph, John, 4: 4., 156-164 Stanton Press, The; A Retrospect, 4: 2, Roscoe, S., 3: 4, 220-226 55-65 Rosemary Press, The, I : 4, 137-140 Stols, A. A. M., 5: 2, 69-83 Rota, Anthony, 5: 3, 148-158; 6: I, 51 Stourton Press, The; (from 1930- Ruskin, John, 8: 4, 154-163 19351, 2: 2, 54-63 Russian Bookplates, 10: I, 3-2 1 Strachan, W. J., 3: 4, 171-192; 5, 2, Ryder, John, 3: 2,55-56; 5: 4, 177-259 84-88; 7: 4. 172-176 Street Literature, 8: I, 38-54 Savage, Basil, 4: 4, 165-183 Sturge Moore, Thomas; Wood- Science Fiction, Collecting, 3: 3, Engraver, 4: I, 24-46; 4: 4, 190 120-123 Sutcliffe, John, 4: 4, 185-189 Science Fiction Magazine Covers, The Sycamore Press (Editorial), 2: 2, 45 Art of, 2: 2, 47-53 Scorpion Press, Some Notes on the, 4: 4, 156-164 Taylor, Alice, I : 2, 77-80; 2: 3, 122- Scott, Walter, Sir, 4: 2, 85-92 I 26 Scottish Private Printer; Alex Frizzell, Taylor, Kim, 3: 3, I 10-120 Portrait of a, 8: 2, 75-90 Techniques of Illustration, 7: 2, 76-86 Seizin Press, T. E. Lawrence and the, Temple, Robert, 10: 4, I 72-1 74 6: I, 16-21; 6: 3, 133-141 Ten British Poets for The Limited Seizin Press, The, 5: 3, 121-147; 6: I, Editions Club, g: 2, 5 1-67 16-21; 6: 3, 133-141 Teplin, Joseph, 2: I, 14-31; 4: 2, 100 Sergeant, Howard, 6: 4, 192-195 This Quarter, 3: I, 16-26 SF Magazine Covers, The Art of, 2: 2, Thomas, Edward, g: I, 19-23 47-53 Thomas's, Edward; Horae Solitaire, 10: Shakespeare Head Press (Editorial), 8 : 3, 132-136 4, '39-141 Tracking Down 'the Beats:' A Pre- Sheepfolds Matter, The, 8: 4, 154-163 liminary Survey, 6: 2, 83-100 BOOK REVIEWS English Illustration: the Nineties, g: Introduction to Bookbinding, 10: 2, 2, 76-77 95-96 English Illustration: the Sixties, 1855- Introduction to Printing:- the Craft of 1870,4: 1,46-47 Letterpress, 2: I, 42-43 A1 Azif (the Necronomicon), 6: 3, Bookplates: a Selected Annotated Essemplare di piu sorti lettere, 1578, 2: Introduction to the Study of Biblio- '49-151 Bibliography of the Periodical 3, 130-131 graphy, An, 2: 3, 127-128 Alexander Turnbull: His Life, His Literature, 5: 3, 167-168 lrish Character in Print, 1571-1923, Circle. His Collections. 0: 2. 68-60 British Book Trade, from Caxton to Fanfrolico Press, a Survey, The, 10: The, 3: 1,4o-42 Anatomy of Printing: the Ikuknce gf the Present Day: a Bibliographical 3, 137-138 Art and History on its Design, 4: Guide, The, 7: I, 41-42 Folio 1968-1971 : a Bibliography of the Journal, The, g: 2, 70 Folio Society, 5: 3, 171 John Baskerville of Birmingham, 2>93-95 Letter-Founder and Printer, 8: 4, Art of the Printed Book, 1455-1955, British Modern Press Books, 4: 4, 197- Folio 21: a Bibliography of the Folio Society, 1947-1967, 2: I, 39-40 167-168 7: 1940 198; 9: 2, 69-70 British Poetry Smce 1965, a Selected For Love of Leda, g: 3, I I 7 Joseph Andrews and Shamela, 3: 4, Artist and the Book in France, The, 227-228 2, Four Hundred Years of British Auto- 3: '9 45-47 List; 6: 103 Arts of the French Book, 1900-1965, graphs, 4.: 2, 9576 The. I : 2. 82-81 Frank Sldgwlck's D~ary, and Other Kelmscott Press and William Morris, Catalogue of Little Press Books in Material Relating to A. H. Bullen Master Craftsman, The, g: 2, and the Shakespeare Head Press Print, 1970, Published in the 69-70 United Kingdom, 3: 2, 103-104 (Editorial), 8: 4, 139-1 41 Cataloguing for Library Technical Gargantua and Pantagruel, 3: 4, 227- Laughing Philosopher, 'The, g: 2, 74-76 Basic Letterpress, 2: I, 42-43 Assistants, 2d ed., 6: 3, 145-146 Caxton and his World, 3: 3, 158--162 228 Letter Forms, Typographic and Scrip- Bibliography and Reader's Guide to Georgics, The, 2: 4, 190 the First Editions of P. G. Chanticleer, Pertelote and Cocka- torial, 2: 3, 134-135 Governess or Little Female Academy, Libraries and Their Users: Collected Wodehouse, A, 4: 4, 190-192 lorum, g: 2, 69-70 Chosen Land, 8: 3, 132-134 The, 2: I, 40-42 Papers in Library History, 3: 2, Bibliography of British Literary Biblio- Graphic Reproduction and Photo- graphies, 2: 2, 88-90 Cleaning and Preserving Bindings and 102-103 graphy of Works of Art, The, 3: I, Literary Atlas and Gazetteer of the Bibliography of Edith, Osbert and Related Materials, I : 2, 81 Collector's Book of Books, The, 5: 2, 42-44 British Isles, A, 6: 3, 142-145 Sacheverell Sitwell, A, nd ed., Great Books and Book Collectors, 8: 5: 2, 103-104 106-107 Literature of Jazz, The, 4: 3, 148-151 2, 91-92 Lithography, 1800-1850, 4: I, 48-50 Bibliography of Eric Gill, 7: 3, I 28 Collector's Book of Children's Books, Great Libraries, 4: 2, 98-99 Biblioeravhv of Frederick Rolfe. Baron The, 5: 2, 106-107 Livre Fran~ais,Le, 3: I, 44-45 Collector's Book of Detective Fiction, Guide to the Study of United States Eor;o,'~, nd ed., 5: 3, 1~9-166 Imprints, 6: 4, 195-196 Bibliography of Printed Works Relat- The, 6 : I, 44-46 Maps: a Historical Survey of their ing to the University of Oxford, A, Collector's Quest, the Correspondence Halfpenny Chapbooks, 4: 4, 198 Study and Collecting, 6: 3, 148 I: 4, 186-187 of Henry Miller and J. Rives Henry Bradshaw's Correspondence on Mathematical1 Recreations, an Exer- Bibliography of T. F. Powys, A., I: 4, Childs, 1947-1965, 2: 4, 190-191 Incunabula with J. W. Holtrop cise in Seventeenth-Century Biblio- I 84- I 85 Come and Dine and Tadnol, I: 4, and M. F. A. G. Campbell. Vol. I, graphy, 4: 4, '96-197 Bibliography of the Abbey Theatre 184-185 The Correspondence, I 864- I 884, Mercator: a Monograph on the Letter- Series of Plays, A, 2: 3, 131-132 Complete Booksellers Directory 4: z,g6-98 ing of Maps, etc., 2: 4, 188-189 Bibliography of The Black Sun Press, (Mainly Antiquarian), The, 3: 3, Historians of London, I : 4, 186-1 87 Minotaur, The, 4: 4, 194-196 A, 3: 4, 230-231 162-164 History of Book Illustration, A, 3: 2, Modern British and American Private Conservation of Library Materials, 2: Bibliography of the Musical Works 97-99 Presses (I850-1965) : Holdings of Published bv the Firm of Tohn 1,. -.37-39 -- Hodson's Booksellers. Publishers and the British Library, g: 2, 77-78 Walsh ~urih~the Years F721- Stationers Directory, 1855, 5: 3, My Lives (Francis Meynell), 4: 3, 1766, A, 2: 3, 118-121 170 147-148 Bibliography of the Writings of Edwin Dictionaries: British and American, I : Muir, I: 2, 84 4, 192 Illuminated Blake, The (Editorial), 8: Billion Year Spree: the History of Directory of Booksellers Specialising in 2, 55-57 New Cambridge Bibliography of Eng- Science Fiction, 6: 4. 1q6-1q8 Antiquarian and Out-of-Print Illustrator and the Book in England lish Literature, Vol. 3, 1800-1900, Book Collecting, a '~egiKneF's~uide, ~ooks,1970 Annual, 3: 3,162-164 from 1790 to 1914, The, 10: 4, The, 3: 2, 95-97 6: I, 48-49 Directory of Dealers in Second-Hand 178-186 Nostromo, 3: 4, 227-228 Book that Never Was. The, 5: 2, 102 and Antiquarian Books in the International Copyright and the Pub- Note on His Aims in Founding the Book Through 5000 Years, The, 6: 3, British Isles, 1969-71. A, 3: 3, lisher in the Reign of Queen Kelmscott Press, A, 3: I, 40-42 148-1 49 162-164 Victoria, I : 4, 184 Nuggets for Bookmen, 8: 3, I 36 Old Conjuring Books, 6: 2, 101-102 Scandinavian Bookmaking in the 'I'ype Specimen of Delacolonge, The, Will Carter, Printer, an Illustrated Optical Letter Spacing for New Twentieth Century, 3: 3, 165-166 3: 4, 228-230 Study, I: 4, 193 Printing Systems, 10: 2, 94-95 Science Fiction Criticism: an William Caxton, a Biography, 10: 2, I: Annotated Checklist, 6: I, 48 =? Orbis Pictus, 4, 185-186 Od-0dX dd Our Ship, g: 2, 72-74 Select Bibliography of the Principal William Davison of Alnwick, Pharma- : 2, Victorian Book l)csign & Golour Print- Modern Presses, A, g 69-70 cist and Printer, 1781-1858, I: 3, Package and Print, the Development of Selected Essays on Books and Printing, ine. 6: I. 49 ~ictori& ~o&sts and their Illustra- 123 Container and Label Design, I : I, 4: 4, 192-193 tors, 5: 2, 104-106 William Pickering, Publisher, 3: 3, 41-42 Selected Songs, 7: 3, 124-1 25 158-162 Pa~er-MakingMachine: Its Invention, SF Bibliographies : an Annotated Victorian Publishers' Bookbindings in Cloth and Leather, 7: 3, 129-130 Wood Engravings and Drawings of A ~volutioiand Development, he; Bibliography of Bibliographical Iain Macnab of Barachastlain, 1: 4, 190-191 Works on Science Fiction and 7: ',4' Papermaking - Art and Craft, I: 4, Fantasy Fiction, 6: I, 48 Wuthering Heights, 3: 4, 227-228 189 Sir William Congreve and His W. H. Auden: a Bibliography 1924- Wynkyn de Wordc: Father of Flect Penny Histories, The, I: 2, 81-82 Compound-Plate yrinting, I : I, 1969. 2d ed., 6: 2, 100-IOI Street, 10: 2, 94-95 Philobiblon Club of Philadelphia: the 41-42 First Eighty Years, 1893-1973, Some Prmters and Publishers of Con- The, 7: 3, 126-128 juring Books and Other Ephemera Pictorial Alphabets, 3: I, 40-42 1800-1850, g: 2, 74-76 Picture-Book World, 2: 3, I 26-1 27 Song of the Battery Hen, g: 2, 72-74 Portrait of an Obsession: the Life of Spread of Printing, The, 3: 2, 99-101 ; Sir Thomas Phillipps, I : I, 40-4 I 5: 2, 110-112; 6: I, 46-47 Practical Librarian, The, 8: 3, 136-137 Stanley Morison, 1889-1967 : a Radio Primer of Book Collecting, A, I : I, 4 I Portrait, 3: 4, 226 Printer's Christmas Books, A, g: 2, 68 Stephen Austm's of Hertford, a Bi- Printing for Pleasure, g: 2, 71-72 centenary History, I : 4, 187-188 Printing Patents: Abridgements of Story of Handwriting: Origins and Patent Specifications Relating to Development, The, 3: 3, 164-165 Printing, 1617-185g,2: 3, 132-134 Story of the Three Bears, The, 1: I, 43 Printing Presses: History and Develop- Strategist: A Bibliography of Arthur ment from the Fifteenth Century Waley, The, 2: I, 35-37 to Modern Times, 6: 3, 146-148 Studia Bibliographica in Honorem Printing I 770-1.970: an Illustrated Herman de la Fontaine Verwey, History of its Development and I:4, 191-192;5: 2,112-113 Uses in England, 4: 2, 93-95 Suffolk Poet, Selections from the Private Press, The, 5: 3, 168-169 Correspondence of, The, 2: 3, Private Press in Leicestershire, The, 128-129 g: 3, 117-118 Sun Pictures, the Hill-Adamson Calo- Private Presses, The, 2: 2, 86-88 types, 7: '9 37-39 Private Presses and Australia, a First Supplement, 10: 3, 137 Private Presses in Southeastern United Thesauro de Scrittori, 1535, 2: 3, States, 7: I, 39-40 130-131 Public Notice, an Illustrated History, Thirty Years of Arkham House 1939- The, 7: 1, 37-39 1969: a History and Bibliography, Published in Paris, 8: 3, I 34-1 36 3: 4, 231-233 Publisher and His Circle, A, 5: 3, Thomas Bewick, a Memoir Written by Himself. 8: 4. 166-161 Tokens of 'the ~i~hteent'hCentury R. M. Ballantyne, a Bibliography of Connected with Booksellers and First Editions, I : 4, 189-190 Bookmakers, 5: 3, 166-167 Reminiscences of Edmund Evans, The, Two Spanish Verse Chapbooks, 2: 4, I : I, 42-43 Ig2 Restoration of Leather Bindings, The, Type Specimen Facsimiles, 16-18, 5: 6 : I, 49-50 2, 108-110 RECENT FINE PRINTING and Circnmcision's Not Such a Bad Thing After Emblems of Theodosius or the ZJnity of All, 3: 3, 168 Enujmion and Prometheus, The, 2 : RECENT PRIVATE PRESS BOOKS Club ofOdd Volumes, 5: 2, I 16 39 '35 Coastwise, 4: I, 52 End of Days, The, I : 4, 194 Colourless Eye, Twenty-Six Poems, The, Engraved in the Wood, 2 : 2, go 1:4,44 Enitharmon Press, I : I, 44 Abattoir Editions, g: 2, 80 Biggin Hill Frescoes, The, 8: 2, 93 Commius, 8 : 4, I 70 Environment, 6: I, 54 Able Baker Arthur, g: 3, I 19 Bind of Broadsheets, A, 8: 4, I 69 Common Grace, A, 8: 2, 93 Essex House Press, 10: 4, 187 Adagio Press, g : 3, I 19 Bird & Bull Number 13, 5: 3, I 7 I Communications (Hopewell, A.M.), I: Ettricke Garland, The, 5: 2, I 16 After the Game, 5: 2, I 15 Bird & Bull Press, 4: I, 51; 5: 3, 171 1, 44 Europe: the Quest jor Unity, g : 4, 159 Allenholme Press, 4: 3, 152 Biscuit City Press, 6: 4, 199; 8: 2, 94 Compton Press, 3: I, 48 Even Caxton Had His Troubles wzth the A4habet of Birds, An, 8: 2, 96 Black Knight Press, 2: 2, 91; 3: 2, 105; Copper Plate Printer, The, 8: 4, I 70 Pickets, g: 2, 80 Albhabet of Francesco Torniello da Novara, 3: 3, 168; 4: 4, 200; 5: 2, 115; Crannog Press, 3: 3, 167 Ex Africa, 4: 4, 200 The, 4: 3, 151 6: 2, 104;6: 4, 199-200 Cross-Currents, 3 : 3, I 68 Amateur Peasant Girl, An, 6 : 4, 1 gg Black Swan Press, 10: 3, 140 Crow Wakes, 4: 3, 151-152 Faces, 2: 3, 135 American War. The. 8: 2. q 5 Blue Guitar, The, 10: 4, I 87 Cry of a Gull: Journals 1.92.7-1.948,. . The, Fairy Story (Brisland, Rex), 5: 3, I 72 Ampleforth Press, '6 : 4,' ;Gg Body of God, The, 3: 3, 167 7: 3, '34 Farthing Press, 8:2,94; g: 2, 79 Anaglyptography, I : I, 44 Book of the Machines, The, 8: 4, I 70 Cuala Press, 4: 3, 152 Fault, Dear Brutus, The, 6: I, 52 Andria, 5: 2, I 14 Book Plates, 1897-1907 (Lilien, E. M.), Cuckoo Hill Press, 6: 4, 200; g: 3, I 19 Few Rooks Circling Trees, A, 8: 4, I 69 Anvil Press, 5: 2, I I 6 6: 2, 104 Curious Collection of Remedies Taken from 15 Minutes to zero, 5: 2, I 14 Apple Barrel1 Press, 6: 4, I gg Books from the Essex House Press, 10: 4, a Book of~otableThings, A, I : ;, 44 Firebird Press, 10: 3, 140 A#de People, 6 : I, 53 187 Cygnet Prrss, 10: 3, 139 Fishing in the Sky, 8: 4, I 70 Apr2s-Midi d'un Faune, L', 4 : 4, 1 99 Bournehall Press, 8: 2, 93 Fly, The, I : 4, 194 Architectural Alphabet, 6: 3, 152 Brewhouse Press, I:I, 45-46; I:3, 124; Daedalus Press, I : I, 44 Forefathers, 4 : I, 5 1 -52 Ardna Gashel, 4: I, 52 I: 4, 195;2: I, 44; 2: 3, 136; 3: I, Daffodil, The, 10: 3, 140 Foulis Archive Press, 7: I, 33 Ark Press, 2: 3, 135; 3: 3, 167; 5: 2, 49; 3: 2, 105; 3: 3, 167; 3: 4, Dance of Death, The, I : I, 45 14 Triads (Cox, Morris), I : I, 45 10: 114; 7: 3, 134; 8: 2, 93 234-235; 5: 3, 172; 6: 2, 104; Dancers, The, 3, 140 From a Satyric Country, 4: 3, 152 Art Society Press, I : I, 45 ; I : 4, 1 95 ; 6: 4, zoo David Kindersley's Graphic Sayings, 6: 3, Full Point: a Typographer Remembers, g : 3: 2, 104-105 Britain in the 30's, 8: 2, 93 '5' 3, "9 Ashby Lane Press, 8: 4, I 70;9: 3, II~Butterjy Antics, I : 3, I 24 David Jones, 8: 2, 95 Ashridge Observed, 8 : 4, 169 Burman, Barry, 7: 3, 134 David R. Godine, see Godine, David R. Gallery (Wade,John Stevens), 3 : I, 48 Aspects of Art €8 Science, 3: 2, 106 Dawn Poetry, 6: 2, 104 Garden, The, g: 2, 80 Aspects of Paris, 8 : 2, 95 Cadenus Press, 6 : I, 54 Desiderata, 6: I, 53 Gardens of Delight, 10: 4, 186-1 87 Aspects of Victorian Lithography :Anastatic Cadenza Press, 5: 3, I 71-1 72 Dick and Sal at Canterbury Fair, 6: 2, 103 Garland, I : 4, 194 Printing and Photozincography, 3: 3, Camus in English, I : 4, 195 Disasters of War, g : 2, 80 Gazebo Press, 3: 2, 105 '67 Canada-U.S. Relations & Canadian Dissertation Upon Roast Pi,p, A, 8: 4, I 68 Gehenna Press, 5: 2, I 16 At the Best of Times, I : 3, I 24 Foreign Policy, 10:4, I 88 Diversities, 2 : I, 44 Girs Press, 10: 4, 188 At the Publisher's, 8: 4, 169 Cannon Hill Park, 3: 2, 105 Divine Image, The, 3 : 3, I 68 Glade Press, 3: 3, 168;4: I, 51 Auguries of Innocence, 3 : 2, I 06 ;3 : 3, I 68 ; Captain of the Fleet, I : I, 44 Dogs' Eggs, 2 : 2, g I Glasgow Sonnets, 6 : I, 54 10: 3, '39 Caracteres de l'imprimerie, nou~ellement Dogs' Eggs, Part Two, 6: I, 53-54 Godine, David R., 6: 3, 151-152 Ausgewahlte Sonette, Gedichte und Epi- gravh, g : 3, I I g Draussen ein ahnlicher Mond wie in China, Gogmagog Press, I : I, 45 ; 6 : I, 52 gramme, 5 : 2, I I 5 Carta a Mano di AmalJ, 3: 3, I 67 8: 2,96 Gold and Books, 2 : 3, I 36 Autobiographical Anthology, An (Byron), Carter, Will and Sebastian, 4: 4, 199- Dream of Gerontius, The, g : 2, 79 Golden Head Press, I : I, 44-45 ; I : 4, 9: 4, I59 200 Drum Major for Justice, A, I : 4, 194 194; 2: 3, 135; 3: 2, 105; 4: I,52 Castlelaw Press, 3: 3, 167-168; 3: 4, Golgonooza Press, 8: 2, 95-96; 8: 4, B.S.J., 7: 3, 133 235; 5: 2, 115-116; 6: I, 54 Earliest Printed Books in Guernsey, The, 6: 170; 9: 2, 80; g: 3, 120 Ballsgame. 2 : 2, g I Cats Free and Familiar, 7: 3, 133 4, 200 Grasshopper Press, g : 4, 159 Balyn and Balun, 3 : 4,234 Celinius Press, g: 3, 120 Early Breton Gospel Book, An, g : 4, 159 Grave Epigrams, 7: 3, 133 Barcillunisa, La, I : 3, 124 Check-List of Publications by or Concerning Early Poems, 1940-42 (Merton,Thomas), Grian-aig Press, I : I, 44;; 1 : 4, 19;2: Basilisk Press, 8: 2, 92-93; 10: 4, Count Potocki of Montalk, Part 1, 7: 5: 2, 116 3, 136;3: 4, 235; 5: 2, 116 186-187 3, 132 Ebenezer Press, 3: 4, 234 Gryphon Press, 4: 4, 200 Basu, Hella, 10:3, 140 Chimney Sweeper, The, 2: 3, 135 Edgar €8 Emma, I : I, 45 Guide to Democratic Jargon, A, 10 : 3, I 39 Beaven, Marcus, 8: 2, 96 Christ, 3: 2, 106 Edgehill, 7: 3, 134 Guido Morris, see Morris, Guido Before Cold Mountain, 6: 4, 200-201 Christopher Plantin 48 the O#cina Plan- Edwardian Romance, 8: 4, 168 Guilford €8 Green, 4: I, 5 I Belmaglen, Ltd, g: 4, 159 tiniana, 6: 3, 152 Ember Press, 6: I, 54 Guinness is Good for You, I : 3, I 24 Happiness, 10 : 4, I 88 Latimer Press, 3: 2, 106 Offcut Press, I: I, 44; 1: 3, 124;3: 3, Poetry and Paradox, an Essay, with Harlot's House, The, I : I, 44 Legendary Towers, 10: 3, 140 I 68 Nineteen Relevant Poems (Lowbury, Herefordshire, Late Autumn, lo: 3, I 39 Letter to a Friend Upon Occasion of the Officina Bodoni, 4: 3, 151 ; 5: 2, r14 Edward), g: 3, 120 I, Hero and Leander, g : 4, I 59 Death of His Intimate Friend, A, 6: OfficinaGuidonis Londiniensis, 6: 53 Poetry of Persons, g: 2, 79 Hide-and-seek, 8: 2, 94 39 '5' Oficyna Stanislaw Gliwa, 10: 3, 139 Pointing Finger Press, 4: I, 52; 6: I, Hogan, Eileen, g: 2, 79 Letter to Julia, 7 : 3, I 3 I Old Drama: Three Encounters with Jack 54; 8: 2, 94; 10: 3, '39 Holding Out, g : 2, 80 Levite Press, I : 4, 193-194 the Ripper, An, 3: 2, 105 Preamble of the Charter ~ the United Holmes, Keith, g: 2, 79 Lilien Offsetvrint. 6: 2. 104 Oleander Press, I : I, 45 Nations, 8 : 4, I 70 Holy Living, 4 : I, 52 Lion & unidorn i)ress,s: 1', 93 On Crypto,graphy,4 : I, 5 I Priapus Press, 4: 4, 200; 8: 2, 94; 8: 4, Holy Thursday, 4: 3, I 52 Little Neon from the Gods, A, 3 : 4, 235 On Workhouses, 8: 2, 94 168-16g;g:2, 79; IO:~,188 Hondius On Handwriting, 3: 3, 168 Little Passion, The, 4: 4, 199 One Hour Less, 2 : I, 44 Prince and the Puppeteer, The, 3 : I, 48 I Horn, Le Cor, The, 3: 2, I 06 London, 3 : I, 48 Otto Rohse Presse, see Rohse Presse, Printers' Trains, 4: 3, 52 Otto Private Press, The, I : 4, 195 Images and Footsteps :a Poem, 6 : 3, I 52 McGonagall Rides Again, 7: I, 33 Our Verdict, 7: 3, 13 I Private Press & Typefoundry of Paul I. M. Imprimit, 4: 3, 152; 8: 2, 95; Magpie Press, I: I, 45; I: 3, 124; 2: 1, Out of The Ark Press, 5 : 2, I I 4 Hayden Duensing, g : 3, I 19 10: 3, 140 44; 5: 3, '72 Outside the Gates of Eden, and Other Poems, Private Press Today, The, I : I, 46 In the Beginning, 10: 3, 140 Man is a Little World, 2 : 3, I 35 3: 1948 Private Time, Public Time, 3: I, 48 In the Little Things, 3 : I, 48 Mandeville Press, 8: 4, 169; lo: 3, 139 Owl House, lo: 3, 140 Proceedings at a Meeting of the Vat I : I, I India Love Poems, g : 4, I 60 Manifesto (Allen, Brian), 6: 2, 104 Papermakers in 853, 4 5 Infant Sorrow, 3: 3, 168 Marriage of Mary Queen of Scots to Francis Production of Nineteenth Century Colour j Inglenook Press, 6: 4, 200; 7: 3, 132; the Dauphin of France, MDLVIII, Pandora Press, I : I, 4 Illustration, The, g : 2, 79 8: 4, 169 The, 3:-4, 235 Paradine Reprints, g: 4, 160 Profundis, 5: 2, I 14 Initiatzon and the Crafts, 8: 2, 95 Meilbrie, 6: 4, 200 Paucae Micae (AFew Crumbs), 5 : 2, I I 6 Prospect of Leicestershire, A, 6: 4, 200 Inland, lo: 3, 139 Mklissa Press, I : 3, 124; 2: 2, 91; 2: 3, Paul Gaugin : Woodcutter and Prioate Provence, 10: 4, 188 2, I Inner Journty of the Poet, The, g: 3, I 20 136; 3: 3, 167; 4: I, 51-52; 6: I, Printer, 3: 05 Proverbs of Hell, 6 : 2, I 04 1 Inner Persuasions, g : 3, I I 9 53-54; 7: 3, 131-1352 Pavane for a Dead Infanta, 5: 3, 17 Pulham Press, 8: 4, 169 7: Inrey, I : I, 44-45 Merrion Press, 6: 3, I 52 ; 9: 4, I 59 Peblis, to the Play, 3, 132 Interior Castle, The, 2: 2, 90 Merry Tales of The Wise Men of Gotham, Penmiel Press, g : 3, I 19 Quarters, 5 : 2, I I 5 I I, 2: I, Irish Writings from the Age of Swift, I : The, 6: 4, 199 Perspective (poems by Florence Bull), Quarto Press, : 44; 44; 6: 4, 2, Miscellanies in Prose, 6 : I, 54 Mindsplit, 2 : I, 44 3: 106 200; 7: 3, I32;8: 4, I7O;g: 2,79 Italian Idylls, I : 3, I 24 Mirrors of the Sea, 6: 4, 200 Peter Stockham, Ltd, see Stockham, Mitchell, Michael, g: 4, 159 Peter; Ltd Rampant Lions Press, 2: 2, go; 7: 3, 134 Jabberwocky, g: 2, 79 Mono-Poem Series (Gorr, Shmuel), I : 4, Petersburg Press, lo: 4, 187 Ranelagh Editions, g: 4, 159 2, 2, I Jinx, The, 6 : I, 53 '93 Pfaffenweiler Press, 8: 96 Reading Games, 6: 04 Journal Narratzve Relative to Doctor Morris, Guido, 6: I, 53 Photographs of Persephone, 7: 3, I 32 Really in the Dark, g : 2, 79 Johnson's Last Illness, 6: 3, I 52 Mountains, 5: 3, 172 Places, 8: 4, I 69 Receipt to Make a True Methodist, A, 3: Mower Against Gardens, The, 7 : 3, I 32 Plain Wrapper Press, 6: I, 54; 6: 3, 152 3, 167-168 Plantin Press, 6: 3, 152 Reflections (Yeats, William Butler), 4: Keepsake Poems, 6: I, 52-53; 7: 3, 133; Musical Breakfast, A, I: 4, 195 - 8: 2,95; 8: 4, 169 Myself as Printer, 3: 4, 234-235 Please Listen, 7 : 3, 133 3, '52 : I Keepsake Press, I : I, 44; 2: 2, 91 ; 3: Plough Press, 3: 4, 234; 8: 4, 170; R~jlectionsfrom the Sea, 4 4, 99-200 2, 105-106; 3: 3, 168; 4: 3, 152; New Broom Press, 3: I, 49; 3: 4, 235; 9: 2, 79 Rendall, Simon, 7: 3, 133 I : I, 2, 4: 4, 200; 5: 2, 115; 6: I, 52-53; 5: 3, 172;6: I, 53; 6: 2, 104 Plus or Minus Half-an-Inch, 44 Restless Bullet, The, 8: 93 Poem of the Midway, 8: 2, 94 Riddles of the Exeter Book, The, I : 4, 1 94 7: 3, 133; 8: 2, 95; 8: 4, 169; New Leaves, 10: 3, 139 Poems (Prince,Joan), 2: 3, 136 g: 3, I20 Night Sucks Me In, g: 2, 79 Right Review, No. 18, The, 7: 3, 132 Kelmscott Chaucer, The, 8: 2, 92-93 Nineteenth Century Illustration: Some Poems (Roberts, Angus), I : I, 44 Roger and Angelica, 3 : 3, I 67 Methods Used in English Books, 3: 4, Poems and Translations f Potocki of Rohse Presse, Otto, 5: 2, 115 Kindenlev. David,, 6: -.?, I -51 I: I, 1 1 Kit-Cat press, I : I, 45; 7: 3, 132; 9: 2, 234 Montalk, Count), 45 Romaunt of the Rose, The, 7:3, 3 80; g: 3, 119; 10: 3, 140 Nippon, I : 3, I 24 Poems and Woodcuts (Wright,John W.), Rose C3 The Wind, The, 6: 2, 103 No Land is Waste, Dr. Eliot, 6: I, 52 9: 2, 80 Rubaiyat of Omar Khqyam, The, 4: 4, Lammas Day, 3: I, 49 Noah, I : I, 45 Poems 1970-1971 (Cox,Morris), 6: I, 52 200; 8: 2, 93 & I: I, 3: I, 3: : I Landscape Journey, 3: 2, I 04 .Now Lost to Autumn, 2: I, 44 Poet Printer, 45; 48; 3, Ruin, The, lo 4, 88 Landscapes, 8 : 4, I 68 168; 3: 4, 235; 4: 1, 52; 4: 3, Langford Press, 4: I, 52 O Captain! My Captain!, 3 : 3, I 68 151-152; 5: 3, 172; 6: I, 53; 6: Sacred Art in Persian Culture, g: 2, 80 Lures, 5: 3, 172 Oakham Canal, The, I: 4, I 95 2, 104;8: 2, 96; 8: 4, 170 Sale of Manhattan Island, The, 7: 3, 1 3 I 5: 2, I I : I Last Days, 8 : 4, I 68 Ode to the West Wind, g: 3, 120 Poetical Descriptions of Orknty, 5 Sally Purcell, 8 4, 69 Visit to the Rue Perrel, A, 10: 3, 140 Windmill Press, 6: I, 52 Scapegoats and Rabies, I : I, 45 Tale of Tai Ringal and Other Poems, A, Winnowing of Silence, A, 4: 3, 152 ; 4: 4, Seamarks, 8: 2, 94 8: 2, 93 Seeing is Touching, 3: 4, 235 Tales of Rover, The, 10: 3, 139 W. B. Teats & the Search for Tradition, 200 8: 4, 170 Winter Calligraphy of Ustad Selim and Seldom Rains, I : I, 45 Taurus Press ofWillow Dene, I : 4, 194; War and Misery, 3 : 2, I 06 Other Poems, The, 8: 4, I 70 Selected Poems of William Blake, 7 : 3, I 33 2: I, 4.4; 2: 2, 91; 2: 3, 135; 3: I, Witness, The, 10: 4, 187-188 Sentence of the Court of King's Bench 48-4g;3: 2, 106;3: 3, 168;3:4, Wattle Grove Press, I : 3, I 24 Woodcutsfor Nineteenth Century Children's Apainst Thomas Williams, The, 235; 4: 3, 152;5: 2, "4; 6:2,104; Way, 3: 2, 105 . . ., Books, 10: 4, 187 7: 3, 133; 8: 4, '70 Weather of Stars JVo. 2, 2: I, 44 614, '99 Woollen Horse, The, 8: 4, I 70 Seven Poems (Thomas, Dylan), g: 2, 79 Te Tarata: The Tattooed Rock, 5: 3, 7: Weddup,Jan, 3, 134 Word Accomplished, lh, 7: 3, 13 1 Seven SonnetsJor Good Friday, 2 : 3, 1 35 171-172 Were Bach's Ancestors Polish?, 2: 3, I 36 8: 2, 6: 2, Work in Progress (Shaw, Robert), Seven Wordsfrom the Cross, The, 8: 2, 94 Teller, 104 Wilderness, The, 4: 4, 200 Ten War Poems of Wilfred Owen, 7: 3, 96 Seventeen, 4: 3, 152 Will Clewline, 3: 3, 167-168 7: 70, The Battle of Leon, an Unojicial World's End Press, 3, 131 '33 William Blake, Private Printer, 5: 3, 172 Workshop Press, 4: 3, 152 Souvenir, 3: 4, 235 Tern Press, g: 2, 80; 10: 4, 187-188 William Etty's Nudes, 7: 3, 132 Shameful Death, 3: 2, I 05 Thistle By-Laws, 5: 2, I I 6 6: 200-201 Shimabara, 6 : I, 54 Three Pieces for Voices (Redgrove, Windhover Press, 6: 3, 152 Yellow Sands Press, 4, Shoestring Press, 6: 2, 103; 8: 4, 168 Peter), 5: 3, 172 Shooting Star, The, 8: 4, I 69 Tiresias, 5 : 2, I I 6 Shriftungen: oder Geriichte aus dem Jenteits, Title to Phoebe, A, 6 : I, 52 8: 2, 96 Topsail Schooners, The, 10:3, I 39 Signet Press, see Grian-aig Press Transmission 16469, 3: 4, 235 Signs, 6: 3, I53 Travelling VZ, 8: 2, 95 Szlence at Midnzght; Silence i2 Minuit, I: Trip, 5: 2, 115 3, '24 Truce, 6 : 4, 20 I Sirmio Unvisited and Other Poems, I : I, 45 True Account of the Horrid Murther Six Poems (Barraclough, Sue), 8: 4, I 70 Committeed Upon His Grace the Lord Sixth of the 'Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles', The, Archbishop of St. Andrerws, A, 3: 3, 5: 2, 116 '67 Skelton's Press, 6: 3, 15I Tuinwijkpers, 5: 2, I 16 Smash & Grab, 3: 2, 104-105 Tulips & Tulipomania, 10: 4, 186 Snow Queen and Other Poems, The, g: 3, Twelve by Eight Press, 3: 2, 106 I20 Twelve Songs (Morgan, Edwin), 3: 4, So Wild a Thing: Letters to Game1 235 Woolsey, 7: 3, 134 25, a Quarter Century of Triumphs and Solemn Adultery at Breakfast Creek, 2 : 2, g I Disasters in the Microcosm of the Something Haflened at Lubavitch, I : 4, I 94 Private Press & Typefoundry of Paul Sonnets, The (Shakespeare, William), Hayden Duensing, g : 3, I I g 8: 2293 24 Illustrated Proverbs, 3 : I, 49 Stanbrook Abbey Press, 2: 2, go; 2: 3, Twenty- Two Poems (Stramm, August), 135; 3: I, 48; 6: 2, 103; 8: 2, 94 3: 1, 49 Stockham, Peter; Ltd, 10: 4, 187 Twice So Fair, 3 : 3, I 68 2: 2, Stone Wall Press. 6: "*2. 152"" Two-Horse Press, 90 Story of Cupid and psyche, The, 7: 3, 1 34 Two Poems (~onge,Francis), 2: 2, 91 Story of Tewkesbury Abbey, The, 4: 3, 152 Gger, Gger, 1 : 4, I 94 Stourton Press, 5: 3, 171; 7: 3, 131; TypoGraphica I, g : 3, I I g 8: 2, 94; 8: 4, 168 Stream # Rock, 6:4, 199-200 Ugh Pieces of Metal, 8: 4, I 70 Streghette, Le, 6 : I, 54 Under the Quizzing Glass, 5: 3, I 72 Suffolk Poems, 8: 4, I 69 Unpublished Poems and Drafts (Flecker, Swallow Press, 8: 2, 93 James Elroy), 5: 2, I 15 Sycamore Press, 4: 3, 152; 6: 4, 201 Unquiet Grave, The, 8: 2, 94 Upright Position, The, 4 : I, 52 T. 3. Cobden-Sanderson as Bookbinder, I : Use & Sign, 8: 2, 96 1, 46 Tabard Press, I : I, 46 Victoriana, I : 4, 195 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 Stanley Morison 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 Golden Cockerel Press 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 England, 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 Eric Gill, 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; 4:2, 90; 6:2,95; 7:1, Bruised Madonna, z: I, 40 Dildoides, z: I, 40 From Garden to Galaxy, 3:3, I 3 8 48; 7:3, 145; IO:~,96 Burst of Ballads, A, 5:3, 166 Directory of Prrvate Presses, International: From the Snows to the Seas, 9:3, 144 Alexander's Feast, or the Power of Music, Butterflies are here, The, 3:z, 95 Letterpress; Second, 3: 2,95 Fungus and Curmudgeonly, j:z, 96 9:4>190 Directory of Private Presses, International: Allen Press Bibliography, The, 9:3, 144 Cadenza Press, 6:2, 96; 9:4, 191-92; ro:j, Letterpress; Third, 6:4, 190 Games and Penalties, 3:2, 96 Allen Press, 3:1,46; IO:~,135 '35 Directory of Private Presses, International: Gehenna Press, 6:2,95 Alphabox Press, 9:4,191 Castlelaw Press, 2: 3, I 27 Letterpress; Fourth, IO:~,184 Gemini Press, 3: 2,9 5 ~mbi~uit~in Isolation, 1:4, 20-01 Catalogue of Fine Press Printers in the Dodman Press, I:+ 201; 8:4, 192 GlenifferPress, 3:1, 46-47 Andrew Hayem, 8:4,190 British Isles, A, 10:4, 184 Doors of Perception, IO:~,I 36 GlimpseofThomas Traherne, A, 3: I, 45-46 Anglo-Russian Relations, 7:3, 146 Centaur Press, 9:3, 144 Down to the Sea in Ships, 10:4, 184 Golgonooza Press, I:+ 201; 2:3, 127-28; Angscot Productions, 5: 3, 166 Cerddi, j:r, 48; 4:2, 89 Dust, 9:3, 142 4:3,133; 6:4,190 Animal Anthology, An, 8:4,191 Cerddi Gregynog, Poems 1450-1650, 3:1, Duyfken Press, z:3, 127 Graphic Methods in Book Illustration, 3:3, Anthem for Doomed Youth, 6:2,94 47 138 Anthology of Words and Pictures that give Chance Medley. 4:3, 133 Early Aberdeen Golf, 9:4, 192 Great Gatsby, The, 8:1,46 Comfort-and-Joy, An, 8:4, 191-92 Character ofJohn Bull, 2: I, 40 Edible Architecture, IO:~,I 34 Green Song, 3 :3, I 38 ArionPress, 7:4,193; 8:1,46; 8:4,190; 9:3, Cherub Press, 1:4, 200; 4:3, 134; 8:4, 192; Egotistical Decline, The, 1:4, zoo Gregynog Press, 1:4, zoo 143; IO:2,94; IO:4,183 10:2,95 Eight or Nine Wise-Words about Letter- Grendel,Grongar Hill,6:2, 955:4,214 Arran Gallery Press, 6:2,95 Chevington Press, 9:4, 191 Writing, 4:2, 90 Art of Printing, The, 5:4, 214 Chilford Hall Press, 6:4, 192; 7:4, 194 Elegies, and other poems (Kathleen Nott), Grim's Moustache, 9:4,190 Art of the Bookbinder and Gilder, The, z:j, Chill Air, 4: 3, I 33 4:3> 133 Gryphon Press, 3:1,45 124-25 ChimzraPress, 3:1,46; 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 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; 9:3, 143; IO:~,96; 10:3,135-36 Messer Pietro Mio, 8:4, 189 perpan Storzes from the Arabian Nzghts, Rubaiyyat of Omar Khayaam, The, 4:2,9o KellyIWinterton Press, 6:4, 190 Mini-Book Printers in Herne Hill, 3:2, 96 3:1>46 Kickshaws, 3:3, 138; 8:1,45-46; IO:~,135 Monday Terrace, 4:3, I 3 3 pIgl~tPress, 8.1,46; 9:4, 190 Salute to Celia Fiennes, 6:2,94 King, Simon & Christian Barnes, 8:1,46 Moods that Endure, 3:I, 45 plk( Press, 3:3, I3 7 Sculptures ofKilpeck, The, IO:~,135 Kingdom of Bran, The, 3:I, 46 Moon Dies, The, 6:4, 192 pipir of the Stars, The, 9:3, 143 Second international Directory of Private Kissing Place, The, 5:4, 214 Moral Fable-talk, A, 10:4, 183 plaies, poems, parntrngs and drawzngs, 7:4, Presses: Letterpress, 3 :z,95 Kit-Cat Press, 1:4, zoo; 3:3, 136; 5:3, 166 Moschatel Press, 2:3, 126-27 194 Seein' Things, 3 :I,4 5 Knot Garden, The, 5:3,166 Moss Rose Press, The, 9:4, 190 plalen: Selected Poems, z:3, I 27 Selected Poems (WilliamBarnes), 4:2,90 Kubla Khan, 7:4,194 Moss Rose Press, 9:4, 190 plo,~ghPress, 3:3, 138; 6:2, 95; 8:4, 190; Selection of Wood Engravings used by the Mountains of Wales, The, 10:4, 183 Io:r, 96 Gregynog Press, 1924, A, 1:4, zoo La Belle Dame Sans Merci, 10:2, 95 Mr Chesterton comes to tea, or: how the plol~ghPress 1967-1981, The, 6:2,95 September Press, 9:4,1go-91 Lakeland Diary, A, 8:r, 44 King of England captured Redskin peeps (Wallace Stevens), 8:4, 190 Septentrio Press, 6:r,94 Landscapes, 3:I, 46 Ireland, z:3, I 24 poems of Wrllram Austrn, The, 6:2,96 Sequestered in the Cradle, 6:2,96 Langtry Press, 9:3, 143 Murphy's Select Bar, 8:1,44 poet & Printer, 1:4, zoo; z:~,40; 3:2, 96; Seuphor a Natalie, 1:4,zo1 Last Crisis, The, 6:4,192 4:2, 89; 6:2,94; 6:4, 190 Seven Deadly Sins, The, 3 :3, I 3 6 Late Harvest, A, 10:3, I 3 6 Narbulla Agency, 1:4,zoo; 3:2, 96 roet's 1982, A, 6:4,190 Shadow on the Plain, The, 6:4,192 Laudatio for Hermann Zapf, 6:4,190 Natura, 2:I, 39 polfmrc agaznst Przntmg, IO:~,94-95 Shaftesbury, 6:4,192 Lauds, 3:1,45 Nature Poetry from John Clare, 6:2,95 potpcki ofMontalk, Count, 7:4,193 Shetlandia, 3 :j, I 3 6 Lawrence, Simon, 6:4, 19 I NdA Press, 1:4, 201; 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 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY

Fourth Series Volumes 1-10 1988-1997

INDEX

Compiled by

THORSTEN SJOLIN THE PRIVATE LIBRARY

Index to Volumes I-10,1988-97 Fourth Series Compiled by Thorsten Sjolin

References are first to the volume, shown in bold type, then to the part, and finally to the page number. The editor of the fourth series of The Private Library was David Chambers, joined by co-editor Paul W. Nash from Volume 7 No I, and by Steven E. Smith from Volume 7 No I to Volume 8 No 4.

Adam, Michael, 9:2,50-67 Boreas, Peter, $:I, 20-34 Alderson, Brian, 82, 29-33 Borrow Society, George, The, 6:3,i36-138 Allison, John, 4:4, 170-172 Brautigan Library, The, 7:4,172-179 Almost a bibliography, a partial account of Brenchley, Frank, 1:3, 103-113 Peter Fleming in print, lo:^, 3-26 Broomhead, Frank, 1:4,151-182; 2:3, 130-138; Ayrton. Michael, 1:4,18j-i91 9:2,68-91; 133-139 Brown, Richard, 7:4,140-171; lo:j, 101-115 Baldwin, Peter, 3:4,148-177 Bruccoli, Matthew J., 44, 132-145 Banks, Colin, 7:2,60-66 Brusewitz. Gunnar, artist and book- Baring, Collecting, 8:4,148-163 illustrator, 4:2, 58-65 Beaumont, Robin de, r:i, 4-19; 9:1, 2-47 Burleigh, Richard, 6:3,i36-138 Bewick in bas-relief, 10:3,izg-132 Burroughs Society, Edgar Rice, The, Billings, Hammatt 1818-1874 (book 6:4,184-185 illustrator of Boston), 7:j,loz-113 Butcher, David, 6:3,ioo-119 Bindman, Geoffrey, 6:2,83-88 Birrell, Augustine, ):z,53-62; 3:2,62-65 Cape, Stephen H., 6:4,168-178; 7:r, 67-76 Birrell, Augustine: Man of Books and Caroline, Queen, and the divorce 1820-21, a Reading, ):z, 53-62 non-collection, 6:1,4-17 Bloxam, Matthew Holbeche: Writer on Cataloguing with a word processor, Architectural History . . . , 1:4,151-182 3:3,100-111 Bonnefant, In de, $:I, 20-34 Cave, Roderick (Ed), i:1,27-42; Z:~,IOO-117 Book art in Hungary, io:i, 27-40 Chambers, David, 33, 100-106; 4:4,146-169; Book-buying, 3:~.62-65 5:3, 99-102; 6:1,18-40; 63, ijl-ij$;83, 25-28; Book illustrations of Michael Ayrton, The 8:1,34-36; 82,~~-73;8:3,125-129; i:4,183-191 8:4,181-190; lO:3, 99-100 Book illustrators of the German Cinamon, Gerald, 24,148-177; ?:I, 32-42 Democratic Republic, 10:2, 51-80 Clothworkers' Hall, Library, 8:3,100-124 Bookplates of Frans Masereel, The, Cockerels and Amazons: Letters of l:3, 125-137 Christopher Sandford to Clifford Webb, Books and prints of Shirley Jones, The, 1946-1947,1:1, 27-42 l:3, 114-123 Collecting Baring, 8:4,148-163 Bookselling, io:4,i8z-i89 Collecting detective fiction, 3:1, 4-16 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY. FOURTH SERIES ARTICLES Collecting modern German fine printing, Fleming, Peter, almost a bibliography, Illustrators cont Mark Severin's bookplates, 6:1,18-40 5% 53-67 io:i, 3-26 Masereel, Frans, I:?, 125-137 Marryats, The, A Family of Writers, Collecting Mr Eliot, 1:3, 103-113 Folio Society, The, io:j, 133-139 Sainsbury, Hester, 3:j,ii2-136, $2,80-89 8:1, 4-18 Collecting Pogonotomy, 4:2,45-57 Form of the book, The, 6:3,iji-13: St John, J. Allen, 6:4,168-178 Martin, Douglas. 94, 168-182; 10:~.51-80 Collecting private press books, 10:4,148-181 Forster, Bob, l0:3, 99-100 Severin, Mark, 6:1,18-40 Martin Jr. Francis, 7:j,ijo-144 Collecting science fiction and fantasy, Franklin, Charlotte, io:i, 27-40 Wegner, Fritz, 94,168-182 Masereel, the bookplates of, I:?, 125-137 7:2,67-76 Franklin, Colin, i:j, 115-123 Woodward, Alice B., z:4,148-177 McCrimmon, Barbara, k4.161-167 Collecting Sitwelliana, 24,178-185 French Bibliophile Society Banquet Imaginative Book Illustration Society, McLean, Ruari, 3:3,137-138 Collection of Italian writing-books of the Menus, 43, 85-99 The, 8:3,13~-136 Minet, Paul, 10:4,i8~-189 sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Fuller. Roy, A Bibliographer's Thoughts In de Bonnefant, 53, 20-34 Morris, Guido, 8:1, 29-33 2:1, 4-44 on Collecting (or Vice Versa?), $:I, 35-47 Italian writing books, z:i, 4-44 Morris, Talwin (1865-i9ii), A checklist, College Magazines, 8:2,74-89 '$1, 32-42 Collins, John, io:i, 3-26 Garnett, Richard, 6:4,16i-167; 9:4,148-167 Jefferson, George, i:i, 13-26 Moss, Graham, 5:4,168-170 'Conon's songs from exile', The Limited Garnett, Dr Richard, Library of, 6:4,161-167 Jewitt, Orlando, q:~,68-91 Musgrave, George (1798-i883), 4:i, 5-13 Editions Publications of Lawrence Genesis of a book-collecting interest, The, Jill Grey Collection, The, l0:3, 116-128 Durrell, 3:4,148-177 9:2,68-91 Jones, Bob & the Glad Hand Press, Nash, Paul W., 5:j,io8-134;6:4,178-181; Cotton, John,4:i, 15-30 Gentleman, David, as book-illustrator, 83, 125-129 6:4,18l-183;7:1,43-44; 10:4, 148-181 Cuala Press, Some aspects of, 2:j, 118-129 12, 51-100 Jones, Robert M., z:z,~z-81;8:j,i25-129 Newton, A. Edward, Catalogues, The, Cuir-Ciselk bindings, 44, 170-172 German fine printing, Collecting modern, Jones, Shirley, books and prints of, z:2,82-92 Cundall, Joseph, additions and corrections, 5:2,53-67 1:3, 114-123 Newton, A. Edward, George Ulizio &The 3% 137-138 Glad Hand Press, z:z, 52-81 Jordan, E. D. (1913-1992) & the Septentrio Whale, 7:2,77-80 Golden Cockerel Press, 7:r, 60-66 Press, 53, 103-107 Nineteenth-Century Publishers' Bindings Daniel Press, $:j, 99-102 Graham, Rigby, 5:i, 20-34; 8:i,i9-24 1820-1900, 9:l, 2-47 Darley, Felix, i822-88,7:3, 114-129 Great Auk, or Garefowl, The, 43,119-123 Keepsake Press, 1957-1989, The, 3:z,66-92 Nonesuch Press, The, a personal view, de Beaumont, Robin, 52, 4-19; 93, 2-47 Grey, Jill, Collection, lo:?, 116-128 Keller, Dean H., 7:2,77-80 94,148-167 Debts, 4:4, 132-145 Grey Walls Press Crown Classics, The, Kemble, E. W., 73,130-144 Detective fiction, Collection, 3:1,4-16 z:j, 100-117 Kerrigan, Philip, 7:4,180-181 O'Gorman, James F., 73,102-113 Diary of T. E. Lawrence MCMXI, The, Kinane, Vincent, z:j, 118-129 6:4,178-181 Hans van Eijk's In de Bonnefant, 5:i, 20-34 Pandora et al, 83, 25-28 Dodwell, Fiona, lo:j, 116-128 Hardacre, Kenneth, 5:j,ioj-107 Lamb Society, Charles, 6:1,4i-42 Parfit, Cliff, 5:4,141-167; q:j, 98-144 Dropmore and Queen Anne Presses, The, Hare, Steve, 8:1, 37-38 Lamb, The, printed by Rachel Daniel, 1889, Pathology of book collecting, The, 5:j, 108-134 Hawkes, Elizabeth H., 7:3,qo-101 5:3,99-102 6:2,83-88 Dropmore Press, addendum, 6:4,181-183 Head, Sir Francis Bond, 1793-i875,4:2,66-73 Latin Press Pygmy Albion, The, 8:1,34-36 Penguin Collectors' Society, The, 8:1, 37-38 Dunn, Thomas Allan, a true enthusiast, Herrmann, Frank, 8:4,164-180 Lawrence, T. E., Diary MCMXI, 6:4,178-181 Pike, B. A,, 3:1, 4-16 83, 130-134 Hoover, John Neal, 7:j,iij-129 Lawrence Society, T. E., The, 7:4,180-181 Pogonotomy, Collecting, 4445-77 Durrell, Lawrence, 3:4, 148-177 Housman Society, The, 8:2,90-91 Lewis, Roy, 3:2,67-92 Prance, Claude A., 3:z, 53-62 Hulbert, Charles, The publications of, Library at Clothworkers' Hall in the City Priapus Press and Poets, The, 4:1, 15-30 Edition Tiessen, 'serving author and of London, The, 8:3,ioo-124 Pseudonym Library, The, xi, 13-26 reader', 82, 52-73 Library of Dr Richard Garnett, The, Publications of Charles Hulbert, 1778-1857, Eliot Fellowship, The George, 7:1,43-44 Illustrators: 6:4,16i-167 The, 4:4,146-169 Eliot, T. S., collecting, 1:3, 103-113 Ayrton, Michael, 1:4,18j-i91 Ljungberg, Sven, a Swedish illustrator and Pursuing American illustrations, 7:3,90-101 'English as she is spoke' The Story of a Billings, Hammatt, 73, 102-113 author, io:i, 41-46 Literary Curiosity, 5:2,68-79 Brusewitz, Gunnar, 4:2, 58-65 Locker, Frederick, 4:3,ioo-118 Queen Anne Press, 5:3,io8-134 Eternal Italy, 72, 80-82 Darley, Felix, 73,114-129 Lungarno Series, The, 64,148-160 Queen Caroline and the divorce 1820-21, a Exlibris library in Japan, An, 5:4,141-167 Gentleman, David, 12, 51-100 non-collection, 6:1,4-17 Exlibris of the Golden Age, The, 9:3,98-144 Jewitt, Orlando, $32, 68-91 Makedonskaia, Elena, 1:3,i~y-137 Jones, Shirley, i:j, ii4-izj Making of a livre d'artiste: Le Lezard, The Rabaiotti, Renato, z:i, 4-44 Fairfull Smith, George, io:~,81-92 Kemble, E. W., 7:3,ijo-144 63, 120-130 Reverend George Musgrave (1798-i883), Fine bookmaking, 6:2,88-90 Ljungberg, Sven, io:i, 41-46 Manners maketh man, 7:1,4-24 The: A neglected author. 4:1,5-13 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY. FOURTH SERIES BOOK REVIEWS Ritchie, Neil, 2:4, 178-185; 32, 17-31; Strachan, W. J., 4% 85-99; 63, 120-130 6:4,148-160; 7:2,80-82 Swan, Joseph, (1796-1872), engraver and Rohse, Otto, and his private press, publisher, 102, 81-92 Antiquarian Books: A Companion for Early Bindings in Paper: a brief history, 7:4,148-171 Swedish book illustrators, 73, 25-42 Booksellers, Librarians and Collectors, 4:L 33-36 Rota, Anthony, 5:2, 53-67 7:2, 85-87 Early Lithographed Music, 8:4,191-192 Taylor, Kim: Book Designer, 9:2, 50-67 Artists' Books: The Book as a Work of Art, Encyclopedia of the Book, 9:4,185-187 Sainsbury, Hester, a book-illustrator of the Thomas, Peter, 62, 88-90 1963-1995,8:3,117-138 English Library, An, 3:3,140-142 192os, 33, 112-136 Tiessen, Wolfgang, 8:2, 52-73 Art Nouveau and Art Deco bookbinding, Engravings of JohnBuckland Wright, The, Sainsbury, Hester, some further notes, Tucker, Peter, i:~,$1-loo; 1:4,183-191; 2:3, 139-141 33, 139-140 52, 80-89 3:3,112-136; 5:2,80-89 Art of Marbled Paper, The: marbled Eragny Press, 7:4,186-187 St John, J. Allen, 1872-1957, 6:4,168-178 Typographical masterpiece, A, (The patterns and how to make them, Ex-libris of Philip Hagreen, The, Sandford, Christopher, letters to Clifford Golden Cockerel Four Gospels), 4:L 36-39 I:?, 140-144 Webb, 1946-1947,1:1,27-42 7:2,6o-66 Ashendene Press, The, xi, 44-45 Savage, Toni, Singer, Printer, and Friend, Falls the Shadow, 9:4,183-184 83, 19-24 Ultimate sentimental collection, The, Binding Variants with More Binding Fawcett, Benjamin, engraver and colour Science fiction and fantasy, Collecting, 1:4,192-196 Variants in English Publishing 1829- printer, I:?, 138-140 72, 67-76 Understanding the physical book-arts, 1900, 24,186-188 First Editions, A field guide for collectors Septentrio Press, y:3,103-107 62, 52-82 Bookcloth 1823-1980,9:4, 188-192 of English and American literature, Serendipity in the saleroom, 8:4, 164-180 Britain in Pictures. A History and 7:4,182-185 Severin, Mark, bookplates, 6:1,18-40 van Eijk, Hans, r:i, 20-34 Bibliography, 8:1,39-42 Fischer, Gerald Lyn, and the Pump Press, Shepard, Leslie, 5:z,68-79 van Voorst, John: patron publisher of British Royal Bookplates, 63,140-141 7% 45-46 Simpson, W. G., 8:2,74-89; 8:4,148-163 Victorian natural history, i:i, 5-12 Buckland Wright, John,The Engravings of For Personal Pleasure: Gerald Lyn Fischcr Sitwelliana, Collecting, ~4,178-185 Vicar of Wakefield, Some new light on the 3% 139-140 and the Pump Press, 7:1, 45-46 Sitwelliana, Some inscribed, 3:1,17-31 1843, 5:L 4-19 Forwarded and Finished: An Amusement Sjolin, Thorsten, 4:z,45-$7; 4:2,58-65; Catalogue of the William Ridler Concerning Bookbinders, 7:4,188-189 7:1, 25-42; 7:2, 52-59; 7:4, 172-179; 8:1, 4-18; Wayzgoose Press, The, lo:?, 101-115 Collection of Fine Printing, 3:1,46-47 8:j, 130-134; l0:1, 41-46 Webb, Clifford, 1:1, 27-42 Charles Keeping. An Artist's Life, Gill, Eric, A Bibliography, 4:1, 31-32 Smith, Alan, 33, 107-111 Wegner, Fritz, an illustrator's illustrator, 64,186-187 Gwasg Gregynog: a descriptive catalogue of Smith, George Fairfull, 10:2,8i-92 9:4,168-182 Children and their Books. A celebration of printing at Gregynog 1970-1990,42.76-78 Smith, Philip, 62, 52-82 Weininger, Eva M., 7:1, 4-24 the work of lona and Peter Opie, Smith, Steven E., 5:1,35-47 Westwood, Frank H., 6:4,184-185 3:4,179-180 Hagreen, Philip, The Ex-libris of, Society for the art of the book in Sweden, Wickham, D. E., i:4,192-196,~:~.82-92; Christopher Sclater Millard: Bibliographer 1:j, 140-144 The, 72, 52-59 4:1, 5-13; 42, 66-73; 4:3,101-118; 43, 119-123; &Antiquarian Book Dealer, 4:2,74 Hanborough Parrot Pieces, z:3, 141-142 Some aspects of the Cuala Press, 2:3,118-129 61, 4-17; 61, 41-42; 8:3, 100-124 Chronicles of Golf, 1457-1857, The, 73, 46-47 Henty, G. A,, 1832-1902,a bibliographical Some inscribed Sitwelliana, 3:l. 17-31 Williams, R. B., 1:1, 5-12 Chronology of Books with Colour Printed study, lo:i, 47-48 Some new light on the 1843 Vicar of Woodward, Alice B., 24,148-177 Illustrations or Decorations: 15th to 20th Hermes, Gertrude, The Wood-Engravings Wakt$eld 91, 4-19 Woodward, G. R., Parson and Printer, century, 62,9196 of, 53, 135-136 Sonnichsen, Joanne, IO:~,129-132 8:4,181-190 Clandestine Erotic Fiction in English, Hillier, Jack, Selection of wood engravings St John, J. Allen, 1872-1957,6:4,168-178 1800-l9~0,6:1,~~-~6 1933-1987,4:4,173-174 Stanbrook Abbey Press 1956-1990, The, Zaehnsdorf, Joseph, an early binding and a Collecting Books, 9:2,92-93 History of Decorated Bookbinding in 6:3,100-119 new address, z:3,1j1-138 Corvinus Press, The: A history and England, The, 5:4,172-174 Staples, 5:4, 168-170 bibliography, 8:2,92-94 Illustrated Gift Book, The, 3:2, 94-95 Descriptive Catalogue of the Medieval and Renaissance Latin Manuscripts (Trinity Journeyman, 4:2, 74-76 College Library Dublin), 3:4,180-182 Dictionary of 20th Century British Book Keene, Charles Samuel, The Work of, Illustrators, 8:1,43-44; 9:4,184-185 9:4,184-185

7 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY. FOURTH SERIES Keeping, Charles. An Artist's Life, Telling Line, The: Essays on fifteen PRIVATE PRESS BOOKS 6:4,186-187 contemporary book illustrators, Kelmscott Press, The, A History of 34 45-46 0 FINE PRINTING William Morris' Typographical Texfake: An account of the Theft and Adventure, 5:2,92-94 Forgery of Early Texas Printed Docu- Kendrew of York and his Chapbooks for ments, 5:z,qo-91 A B C Tour About France, An, 4:3,128 Bird &Bull Press, xi, 47; 22, 96 Children, 3:i, 43-44 Thames and Hudson Manual of A B C Tour of Wales,An, 7:4,191 Birdsong and Water,7:4,192 Bookbinding, The, 4:3,124 Aesop's Frog Fables, 33,144 Bits and Pieces, 7:4, 190 London Bookbinders 1780-1806, The, Treasures of Childhood: Books, toys and Agnes Miller Parker: Wood engravingsfrom Black Cygnet Press, 8:3,139; 10:4,192 2% 93-9f games from the Opie Collection, 34,179 the Fables ofEsope, 82, 96 Black Pennell Press, 1:1, 46; 1:3, 148 Trinity College Library Dublin: Descrip- Aidingand Abetting, 5:2,95 Blore Heath, xi, 47 Manual Typographique, io:3,140-141 tive Catalogue of the Medieval and Alarch, Yr, 1:1, 4613, 46 Blue Taps, The, 8:1,48 Mathews, Elkin, Publisher to Years, Joyce, Renaissance Latin Manuscripts, Alembic Press, 2:1,45; 2:3,143; 2:4,189; Bodoni Charade,A, 82, 96 Pound, 3:i, 44-45 j:4,180-182 3:4,184; 4:3,128; 5:4,176 Boke oflford, The, 72, 87 Merker, Printing & the mind of, Twentieth-Century Children's Writers, Alembic Press 1978-1988, The, 2:4,189 Bonnefant, In de, z:i, 46; 4:4,174; 6:4,191 lO:3, 141-142 3:4,178-179 Alembic Press Guide, The, 34,184 Book ofFami4 Graces, A, 7:4,192 Millard, Christopher Sclater: Bibliogra- Allen Press, z:i, 47; 4:2,79; 5:4,175; 7:4, 191 Bookplate Designs of Claud Lovat Fraser, The, pher &Antiquarian Book Dealer, 4:2, 74 Unwin, Norah S., Artist and Wood Allix, Susan, 7:1, 48; 7:2,87 z:i, 48 Engraver, 4:3,124-126 Allotment, 10:3,144 Bookplates (by Simon Brett), 2:4,192 Nash, Paul, Wood-Engravings of, Alphabet of Circus Skills, An, 9:2,94 Bookplates andLabels by Leo Wyatt, 23,143 10:2, 93-95 Victorian illustrated Books i8f0-1870, AIphabet ofEmbIerns, z:i, 47 Bricks, 7:4,191 7:2,84-85 Amazing Miss Brooke and other essays, The, Britten's Aldeburgh, t:i, 48 Paper Journey, A, 64,187-189 Victorian Illustrations: The Pre-Raphael- 9:2, 9f Bubb, Charles Clinch, and The Clerk's Press, Pissarro, Lucien, Wood Engravings of, & ites, the Idyllic School and the High Anaesthehst, The, 8:1,48 i:i, 48 A Bibli~gra~hicalList of Eragny Books, Victorians, q:i, 48 Anatomy of Colour Printing, The, 5:4,176 Bullnettle Press, 2:4,19o 7:4,186-187 Anton Koberger: Liber Chronicarum, 5:i, 48 Bullrushes, q:~,94 Practical Guide to Book Repair and Western Books on China published up to Appletree Alley, The Press of, $:I, 48 Bwyta'n Te, 24,189 Conservation, 1:3,144-146 1850,3:2,93-94 Applied Arts in Iberia: ShoeFonts, 23,143 Printing & the mind of Merker, Whittington Press, The, a Bibliography Arion Press, 23,144; 4:2,79 Cadenza Press, m, 48; 6:1,47; 8:2,95 lo:?, 141-142 1982-9j,10:4,190-191 Art $Binding Books, The, 4:2,79 Calais Sands and Dover Beach, 8:1,48 Pump Press, 7:i, 45-46 Winchester Bookshop &Bindery 1729-1991, At Dunwich, 43,127 Candide, or Optimism, 9:2, 96 A, 5:4, 171-172 Austen,Jane, The Fruits of; 6:4, 191 Carpathian Press, 33,144 Ridler, William, Catalogue of Fine Wood Engraving and the Woodcut in Autobiography of Luke Hansard, The, written Cast Iron Press, 7:1,47; 8:1,47 Printing, 3:1,46-47 Britain c. 1890-iggo,7:2,82-83 in 1817,3:4,183 Catalogue ofPublicahons, 1990-91 and Wood-Engravings of Gertrude Hermes, Checklist(Arion Press), 4:2, 79 Saint Dominic's Press, A Bibliography The, 5:3, 135-136 Baker? Dozen, 4:4,174 Cats 0Landladies' Husbands: 1916-1937.82, 45-46 Wood Engravings of Lucien Pissarro & Ballad $Reading Gaol, The, 7:1,48 T.E. Lawrence in Bridlington, 8:3,140 Selection of wood engravings 1933-1987 A Bibliographical List of Eragny Books, Barbarian Press, 8:2, 95 Cefilau, 2:4,189 (Jack Hillier), 4:4,173-174 7:4,186-187 Bathers and Dancers, 6:3,142 Celtic Cross Press, 3:1,48; 5:2,96; 6:3,144; Severin, Mark, 6:1,43-44 Wood-Engravings of Paul Nash, IO:~,97-95 Battle ofthe Frogs and Mice, 2:1,48 8:3,139; 9:2,95 Shakesueare Domesticated: The Work of Charles Samuel Keene, The, Beaverdam Press, 8:2,96 Cerddi Waldo Williams, 61, 48 eighteenth-century editions, 4:i, 32-33 9:4,184-185 Beeches Press, z:~,144; 32, 96 Chambers, David, I:?, 147 Stanbrook Abbey Press, The, 6:3,14i-142 Berliner, Harold, z:~,48 Change, 8:1, 48 Studies in the History of Bookbinding, Zapf, Hermann, &His Design Philosophy, Berrington Press, 64.191 Charles Clark, The Bard ofTotham, 3:j, 143 63, 138-140 1:1, 43-44 Bible Birds, 10:3, 143 Charles Clinch Bubb and The Clerk'sPress, Bible Trees, io:4,192 i:i, 48 Bigus, Richard, 4:2,80 Chimzra Press, z:i, 45 Bird 0Bull Press commemorahve loo Chimerea O#cina, La, 5:2,96 Coronas, The, 1:1, 47 Circle Press Publications, io:~,96 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY. 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Clarion Publishing, 8:1,48; 103, 144 Eeldrop 0Appleplex, 44, 175 Fullbrook, 24,191 Illustrated Editions ofcandide, The, 6:3,143 Clark, Charles, The Bardof Totham, 33,143 Eight Buildings, 3:3, 144 Functional Developments in Bookbinding, I M Imprimit; 64,190; 7:2,88 Clay Cuts, 4:1,40 Eight Catalan Poems, 2:1, 45 74 47 In Chancery, 7:4,191 Cobden-Sanderson 's Two-handed Engine, Eight Cycling Sybils, 8:2, 96 Further Interiors, 2:1,48 Incident in the Plaza del Zocodover, Toledo, 7:2,87 Eight Famous Crowsjom Anctent Rome, An, 2:4,190 Collection ofPapersjom Hand Papermills in 82, 96 Garden, The, 2:4,191 Incline Press, 8:1,48; 8:3, 140; 9:2,94-95 the United States ofAmerica, A, 63, 144 Eight Nudes on One Plank, 8:2,96 Garden ofProserpine, The, 3:2,95 In de Bonnefant, z:~,46; 4:4,174; 64,191 Co. May, 7:4, 190 Eighteen Poems (by Matthew Prior), 6:1,48 Gehenna Press, The: The Work of fifty Years In Praise ofJohn Baskerville, 8:1,47 Compositor as Artist, Craftsman, and Eighty, Not Out, 1:i, 4 1942-1992,5:2,96 In the State of Innocensye, z:~45 Tradesman, The, 33,143 Eleanor? Advent, 6:1,47 Ghyllside Press, 10:4,192 In the Twilight Slot, 10:3,144 Convent of the Sacred Heath, 64,190 Elysium Press, 6:4,192 Gilded Fly, The, 64,190 Intimate Leavesfiom a Designer's Notebook, Countdown,3:2,95 Empson in Granta, 64,192; 7:4.191 Girdle Round the Moon, A, 63, 144 6% 47 Country Vignettes,4:1,40 Encouragementsfrom a Poetry Press, 7:1,48 Glad Hand Press, $:I, 48 Intimations oflmmortality, 4:2.79 Covered Bridges ofBucks County,Pennsy[va- Endgrain: Contemporary Wood Engraving in Golden Bough, The, 4:4,174 Introduction to 'Keep the Aspidistra Fl'ng', nia, io:~,96 North America, 8:2, 95 Go Your Stations, Girl, 4:2,79 5% 95 Cross Section, A, 1:3, 147 Enram Press, 5:4,176 Graves, Robert, in Deya, To, 4:2,79 Inward Where all the Battle is, 102, 96 Crownfor Branwen, A, 24,189 Escutcheon Press, q:~,96 Great Lover, The, 92,94 I Remember. . .you, him, her, us, them, 4:4,175 crudihes, z:j, 144 Etcetera Editions, 7:1,47 Great Tew, 24,190 Insh Faustus, An, XI, 48 Cryes oflondon, The, 9:2,95 Eureka, 4:2,79 Gruffyground Press, 4:2,79 Isis Papyrus, 3:4,184 Cupidi Guide to the Wedding Ring, 1:1,46 Existentialist Political Myth, The, ~4,191 Gwasg Gregynog, ~1.46;z:~, 45; 2:4,189; Island, The (McLaren), 7:4, 191 3:1, 48; 33, 144; 43, 39; 43, 128; 6:1, 47-48; Island, The (Windmill Hole Studio), q:~,95 Dante, Lfe of; 5:4,175 Face, 7:2,87 63, 142.143; 7:2,88; 7:4,191; 8:2,96; 10:2,96 Islands, 63, 144 Darkened Being, A, 4:3,128 Fair-HairedEckbert,The, z:i, 46 Gwasg Gregynog: A Descnptive Catalogue 4 Itinerary through Wales, 2:4,189 ~earest~~dney,4:3,127 Falernian, i:~,48 Printing at Gregynog 1970-1990,3:?, 144 It's a Small World, 34-1988, 2:1, 47 Dear Mercia, 4:1,39 Fender & Lewis Press, 7:4,192 Gwen Raverat, WoodEngraver,10% 143 It's a Small World, 36-1990, 3:1,48 Decorative Paste Papers at Wanuick Press, Ferguson, Ken, Press, 9:2,95 Gymnopaediae, 2:4, 192 It's a Small World, 38-1992, 5:2,95 5% 48 Fire Raiser, 2:4,190 It's a Small World,39-1993,5:4, 175 Defence ofthe Revival of Printing, A, 1:1,48 First Lght, 3:4,184 Halg-Brown, Roderick, Diaries of; 8:2, 96 It's a Small World, 41-199f, 8:3, 139 DeLittle, z:1,45 Five Flowersfor my Father, 3:2,95 Hansard, Luke, The Autobiography of; 3:4,183 I WillL@ up Mine Eyes unto the Hills . . . , Delors Press, i:~,48 Fleece Press, i:i, 46; 13, 147; z:3, 143; z:4, 192; Hayloft Press, 7:4,191; 10% 144 Deserted Village, The, 8:1,48 3% 143; 3:4, 183; 4:L 39; 4:2,79; 4% 127; Haywoods, The Press of the, z:~,47; 3:1,48; De Sitv Dvnelmi - On Durham, 9:2,96 52, 96; 94, 175; 6:3, 142; 72, 88; 8:1, 47; 949%5:4,175; 83,139 Jacques? Geometry, Z:I, 47 Diaries flames Simmons,paper maker of 83,140; 103, 143 Heart of the Rock, 6:4, 192 James Mosley: A Checklist ofthe Published Haslemere, The, 3:z, 96 Flesh ofBest Intention, ~4,190 Hedgehog Press, 3:3,143 writings, 8:2,95 Diaries ofloderick Hag-Brown, 1927-1929 Fleurons, z:l, 47 Herbert, George,Lfe of; 1:1,47 Jardine Press, 2:4,192 and1&~-193j,8:2, 96- Florin Press, z:j, 143 Hermit Press, l:j, 148; 42, 40; 74,192; 8:2, 96 Jc, 22.96 Diary ofthe Delphic Oracle, 5:2,96 Flying Sugar Press, 3:4,183; 4:1,40; 10:3,144 Hobbesk Whale, ~1,46 Jericho Press, 7:4,192 Diary of William Light in Switzerland, The, Forest, The, 64,191 Holy Songs andsonnets, Parts I & II,z:4,191 Jerusalem, 10:3,143 4% 127 Foreword to Pansies: 1:3, 148 Homage to Franco Sacchetti; 3:1,48 Journey, The, z:4,190 Dgerent Heaven, A, 9:2,95 Foundling Press, 44,175; 8:3,140 Homo Intelligens: A Speculative Essay on the Dostoyevsky Suite, The, 7:4, 190 Four Odes One Song, 4:2,80 Oragtns of Civilization,6:1,47; 8:2,95 Kantharos, z:3, 144 Do You Sense an Angfl?, 64,190 Four Private Presses, 8:1,47 Hope, 10:3,144 Keepsake Press, 2:2,96; 3:4,184 Dream Song of Olaf Asteson, The, 9:2,94 Four Quartets, 10:j, 143 House ofLeaves, 64,191 Ken Ferguson Press, 9:2,95 Dukes Village, z:3, 143 Francesco, 2:4,191 Howard-/ones,Ray: The Elements ofan Art, Kickshaws, z:2,96; 3:2,95; 44,177 Fraser, Claud Lovat, The Bookplate Desrgns 6:4,192 Kippers and Sawdust, 5:2,95 Eagle ofthe Alder Grove, The, 8:3,140 of; z:~,48 Hunting ofthe Snark, The, 7:2,88 Kniphts O Valentines,2:1,48 Earth Dances, 8:i, 47; io:~,96 From Trevose Headto Tintagel, 8:2, 95 ~ob;.rger,Anton: Liber Chronicarum,5:1,48 Edition Tiessen, 72, 88 Fruits flane Austen, The, 6:4,191 I Dreamt I Remembered What Love Was, Kropotkin Escapes, z:1, 46 Edizioni La Ginestra, 52.96 Frying the Flag, 74, 191 i:i, 48 Kubla Khan, 3:4,183 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY . FOURTH SERIES PRIVATE PRESS BOOKS Labyrinth Editions, 4:2,80 Michelangelo: His Sonnets, 4:2,79 Oneiric Sketchbook, 83, 140 Predators in my Garden, 6:1, 48 Lad Philisides, The, 1:3,148 Miller Parker, Agnes, Wood-engraver and One Little-Press Year, 7:1,48 Pretty Mysterious Art, A, 10% 143 Land, 9:2,95 Book-illustrator,189~-1980, j:j, 143 On the Flying Scotsman, 3:2,96 Previous Parrot Press, 4:1,40; 4:2.80; Landscape within, The, 4;4,175 Miller Parker, Agnes: Wood engravingsfrom Orchards, 13, 148 6:1,48; 63,143; 8:1, 47; 83,140; 9:2, 94; Langtry Press, i:i, 48; 2:1,46; 44,175 the Fables ofEsope, 82, 96 orfeo, 83, 139 103, 144 Lap Games,and Other Songs. . . ,2:1,48 Miscellany of Type, z:i, 48 Ornamented Types, 6:4,190 Priapus Press, 1:1,48; 2:1,46; 2:4,190; 32, 95; Lawrence, T. E., in Bridlington, 8:3,140 Modest Proposal, A, 7:4,192 3:4,184; 4% 127; 7:L 48 Lawrence, T. E.: Letters to E. T. Leeds, t:~,48 Momma Travels Light, 1:1, 48 Pages of Type, 3:3,143 Printer's Dozen, A, 6:4,192 Lawrence, T. E., The Sayings 0Doings of, Moorland Tree, The, q:~,95 Painter &Poet, 8:1,48 Printing on Vellum, 7:4,190 72, 88 More than many Sparrows, 63, 190 Pandora's Box: The Media War,4:1,40 Printing Trade, The, 7:4,191 Lecture, The, 3:4,183 Morison, Stanley, Man ofletters, 11, 46 Papermaking in Seventeenth Century England, Private Pursuit, A, 92, 96 Legacy, The, ~4,192 Morris, William, 'Dreamer of Dreams', 33,144 Prospect Hill Press, 23,143 Lens ofcrystal, lo:2,96 34,184 Paper Mills ofthe Tillingbourne,1% 147 Psalms, 3:1, 48 Lesbos, 3:1,47 Mosley,James: A Checklist ofthe Published Pardoe, F. E., 4:2,79 Pullet Press, 7:4,191 Letterpress, Printers' Types and Decorations, Writings, 8:2,95 Pardon my Delay: Lettersjom Henry James to Pump Press, 4:3,127 64,191 Mr Cobden-Sanderson? Two-handed Engine, Bruce Richmond, 8:3,140 Letter to Loren, 63, 143 7% 87 Parker, Agnes Miller see Miller Parker Rampant Lions Press, 3:2,96; 3:3,144; Letters & Heads, 6:1,47 My Mother, 4:1,40 Partick Press, ~4,175 4:4,174; 64,192; 7:4,190; 82.95; 10:3,143; Libanus Press, xj, 148; 21, 48; 2:4, 191; My Warhme Caricatures, 43,126 Path to Calvary, The, 6:4,192 lO:3,144; 10:4,192 5:2, 95; 7:2,87; 9% 96 Patterns and Pzgments in English Marbled Ransoms, i:i, 46 Lfe Drawings, 7:1,48 Natural Wonders, 3:4,184 Papers, 21, 46 Raverat, Gwen, Wood Engraver, 10:3,143 Lfe ofDanre, 5:4, 175 Neobthic Tombs of Guernsey and thew Paulinus Press, z:l, 46 Ray HowardJones: The Elements ofan Art, Lfe ofGeorge Herbert, i:i, 47 subsequent use, ~3,143 Penmiel Press, 1:1,47; z:3, 143; 41, 40;3:4,18?; 634,192 Light, William,in Switzerland, The Diary of; Never be a Bookseller, 83,140 4:3,126; 5:4,175 Red Hen Press, ~4,189;32, 95 4% 127 New Broom Private Press, 33,144; 4:i, 40; Penny Press, 6:1,48; 63,144; 8:2,95 Rhythms, 4:3,128 Listening to the Lake, 6:3, 143 43,128; 6:3,144 Pen Pals, 82, 48 Richard Bigus-Labyrinth Editions, 4:2,80 Little Farm Press, 10:~.96 Newhaven Dieppe, io:3, 144 Perdix Press, 1:1,47; 2:1,45; 3:1,48; 74, 190 Robin Tanner &the Old Stile Press, 8:1,47 Llanto'por Ignacio Sdnchez Mejias, 6:4,191 Newspaper Seller, The, 9:2,95 Perpetua Press, z:~,45; 2:4,191 Rocket Ephemera, 6:4,192 Lobotomy, 63, 144 Nightowl, Press of the, 3:3,143 Persian Song, A, lo:^, 144 Rocket Press, ~4,192;3:4,183; 6:4, 192 LookingBook, The, 10:2, 96 Nine Elms Press, 3:4,184; 72, 87 Peter Schlemthl, 4:4,175 Romance of Parzival and the Holy Grail, The, Lost, 63, 144 Nine Poems, z:i, 46 Phoenix, The, 83, 139 3:1,48 Lost Village, The, 7:2,96 Nine Poets. 63,141 Phoenix Broadsheets 166-395 6% 143 Romeo andJuliet, 2:1, 47 Love for the Earth, 3:2,96 North South East West, 6:1, 48 Pied Beauty, 7:4,191 Rook Book, A, z:i, 47 Lovers'Song-book, The, 63,143 Piglet Press, 5:4, 175; 9;2,94 Rose-bud, the Rose, and the Thorn, The, 8:1,48 Lunch Appointment, A, 64,192 O'Connor,John, Wood-Engravingsof; z:~,48 Pilkington, Margaret, 1891-1974,8:~,96 Rue de la Grande Chaurnie're, z:~,96 Ode to the West Wind,43, 127 Pleasant History ofLazarillo Tormes, The, Rules and Direchons to be Observed m Machynlleth Triad, A, 6:1,47 Oenone in January, i:3, 148 4% 39 Printing-houses, 1:3, 148 McLaren, Alex, 7:4,191 Officina Chimera, 5:2,96 Plough Press, z:~,47; 7:1, 47 Mansands Trilogy, The, z:z, 96 Of Gardens, 5:4,175 Poems (by Alix Weisz), 4:3,128 Saint Matthew's Gospel, z:1, 47 Man Who Loved Cats, The, 72.47 Old Hall Press, q:~,95 Poems (by Eric Wilkinson), 3:4,184 Salubrious Press, 63,143 Margaret Pilkington, 1891-1974,8:2,96 Old School Press, $:I, 48; 6:4,191; 8:3,139; Poems (by Frances Wilson), 3:2,95 Sampler, 4:3, 127 Matrix 8, 2:1, 48 9% 96; Poems of Tristan Corbie're,t:1, 48 Sandford, Lettice, Wood Engravings, 13, 147 Matrix 9,2:4, 192 Old Stile Press, i:j, 148; 24,192; 3:4, 183; Poet &Printer, 7:1, 48 Savage, Toni, 63,143 Maziarczyk Paste Papers, 43,128 4% 175; 5:2,95; 63.47; 6:4,191; 7% 48; Polihcal Jones, 10:3,144 Sayings &Doings of T. 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