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PRIVATE PRESS COLLECTION Press Location Surname First name Title Date Illustrator Edition Acc.No. General Titles Catalogue of an exhibition of books and printed ephemera from 28 contemporary private presses [Swiss Cottage Library] 1976 883951 Three Private Presses: St. Dominic's Press, the Sewell Brocard Press of Edward Walters, St. Albert's Press 1979 883953 An American bookbuilder in England and Wales: reminiscences of the Seven Acres and Gregynog Haberly Loyd Presses 1979 883954 Morris Ann The Private Press in Leicestershire 1976 of 500 883038 English Private Presses, 1757-1961 [Exhibition catalogue] 1961 883955 320 A La Sirene Paris Ronsard Pierre de Lyrique & Amoureux c.1922 copies 709085 The Abbey Press Fort Augustus Blundell Odo Kilcumein and Fort Agustus 1914 886266 The Abbey Press Fort Augustus Barrett Michael A Calendar of Scottish Saints [1904] 169562 The Abbey Press Fort Augustus Barrett Michael A Calendar of Scottish Saints [1904] 392507 The Abbey Press Fort Augustus Barrett Michael A Calendar of Scottish Saints [2nd ed] 1919 396558 The Abbey Press Fort Augustus Barrett Michael A Calendar of Scottish Saints [2nd ed] 1919 886267 Academy Editions MacBeth George The Hiroshima Dream 1970 863160 Acorn Press See Whittington Press Various aspects of Borrowed Books, etc. [In Adagio Press 'Chapbooks Coll'] 1934 888151 Alan Anderson See Tragara Press Alcuin Press London Campbell Roy Pomegrantes n.d. 885701 Alcuin Press London Cavendish George The Life and Death of Thomas Wolsey 1930 588565 Alcuin Press See Also Scholartis Press Alden Press Coppard A.E. Nixey's Harlequin [numbered & signed] 1931 349174 Alden Press Lawrence T.E. Seven Pillars of Wisdom 1935 348952 © Mitchell Library, Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. PRIVATE PRESS COLLECTION Press Location Surname First name Title Date Illustrator Edition Acc.No. Alden Press Williamson Henry The Labouring Life 1932 349014 Alden Press Williamson Henry The Village Book n.d. 349008 Alden Press Powley Edward B. Poems, 1914-1950 1950 647137 Alembic Press Abingdon A Wood Letter Version of Thackray's Alphabet 1979 19 of 150 883221 Alembic Press Abingdon The Alembic Press: Additional Type, 1979 1979 32 of 100 883222 Alembic Press Abingdon Bolton Claire Delittle: an English wood-cut manufacturer 1981 883223 Alembic Press Abingdon Type Specimen Book, 1978 1978 27 of 100 883224 The Alembic Press Guide to Jaunts and Rambles of Alembic Press Abingdon a Printing Nature 1983 83 of 125 883225 Alembic Press Abingdon Bolton Claire Winchester folios 1982 29 of 50 883226 Alembic Press Abingdon Bolton Claire Type Specimen Three 1982 39 of 100 883227 Alembic Press Abingdon Bolton Claire Tale of Gold 1983 97 of 100 883228 Alembic Press Abingdon Bolton Claire Very Long Tale 1984 20 of 100 883229 Alembic Press Abingdon Up Mill: a Hampshire papermill in 1696 1984 42 of 120 883230 Alembic Press Abingdon Smith Robert Papermaking in Nepal 1984 49 of 110 883236 The Alembic Press Guide to Sundry Printing Places Alembic Press Abingdon Bolton Claire and Sources 1985 93 of 150 883237 Alembic Press Abingdon Bolton Claire The Compton Marbling Pattern Book 1986 75 of 96 883238 204 of Alembic Press Abingdon Beddington Roy A Countryman's Verse [signed] 1981 500 883239 Alembic Press Abingdon A Forty Line Wood Letter Alphabet 1986 5 of 70 883240 109 of Alembic Press Abingdon A Monstrous Tale 1985 110 883241 Alembic Press Abingdon A Tale of Two Princesses [A set of Tales No.1] c.1979 30 of 100 883242 Alembic Press Abingdon A Tale of Two Witches [A set of Tales No.2] 30 of 150 883243 © Mitchell Library, Glasgow. 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PRIVATE PRESS COLLECTION Press Location Surname First name Title Date Illustrator Edition Acc.No. Alembic Press Abingdon A Visit to San Lazzaro 1981 10 of 120 883244 Alembic Press Abingdon Macfarlane Nigel Handmade Papers of the Himalayas 1986 24 of 108 883245 Alembic Press Abingdon Macfarlane Nigel Handmade Papers of India 1987 60 of 150 885203 Alembic Press Abingdon Bolton Claire Isis Papyrus 1990 20 of 100 885211 Alembic Press Abingdon Bolton Claire The Printer's Cat Helps 1990 40 of 250 885212 The Alembic Press Guide to Sundry Printing Places Alembic Press Abingdon and Sources etc. 1991 85 of 180 885214 A Round Robin or a Collection of Verse [ In 125 Alembic Press Abingdon 'Chapbooks Coll.'] 1983 copies 888152 Alembic Press Abingdon Donne John Holy Sonnets 1986 28 of 100 885201 106 of Alembic Press Abingdon Payhembury: marble papers sampler 1987 145 885204 Delittle [1888-1988]: First Years in a Century of Alembic Press Abingdon Wood Letter Manufacture, 1888-95 1987 885208 Alembic Press Abingdon Alembic Press Bibliography 1978-88 1989 33 of 100 885209 144 of Alembic Press Abingdon Dear David, Dear Graham 1989 150 885210 The First Oxford-Leiden Printing Link [ part of 150 Alembic Press Abingdon Bolton Claire Printing in Oxford & Leiden pamphlets] 1989 copies 888180 Alembic Press Abingdon Compton Marbling: portfolio of patterns 1992 17 of 150 885215 110 of Alembic Press Abingdon Bolton Claire A Winchester Bookshop & Bindery, 1729-91 1991 250 885216 Alembic Press Abingdon Some Cats Help [miniature book] 1991 885217 250 Alembic Press Abingdon Lazy Bakes 1992 copies 885218 Alembic Press Abingdon A Very Tiny Tale [miniature book] 1986 885202 © Mitchell Library, Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. PRIVATE PRESS COLLECTION Press Location Surname First name Title Date Illustrator Edition Acc.No. Alembic Press Abingdon A Green Tale [miniature book] 1988 885206 Alembic Press Abingdon The Last Tale [miniature book] 1989 885207 Alembic Press Abingdon A Very Light Tale [miniature book] 1987 885208 Alembic Press Abingdon Herbert George The Pattern Poems of … 1997 885219 Alna Press See Wild Flounder Press Sawyer- Demons and Spirits: incantatory poem-chants of Alyscamps Press Laucanno Christopher the contemporary Chol Maya 1997 886214 Farewell to True Bookshops [printed & published Amate Press Harriott John F. by The Rocket Press] 1984 77 of 250 883216 Amate Press Maw Sarah J. Raw Material Poems 1992 91 of 250 883217 Amate Press See Also Rocket Press Anvil Press Mead Matthew The Midday Muse 1979 885816 Anvil Press Bantock Gavin Dragons 1979 885817 Anvil Press Birtwhistle John Tidal Models 1980 885818 Anvil Press Radice William Strivings: poems 1980 885819 Anvil Press Shepherd W. G. Evidences 1980 885820 232 of Anvil Press Hamburger Michael Real Estate 1977 250 885826 Anvil Press Matthias John Crossing 1979 885827 Anvil Press Popa Vasko Earth Erect 1973 885828 Anvil Press Holmes Richard Shelley on Love 1980 885829 A Song About Tsar Ivan Vasilyevitch, his young Aquila Press Lermentov bodyguard and the valiant merchant Kalashnikov 1929 863011 Aquila Press Rabben Linda Erotiscape 1976 863012 Henry Howard 159 of Aquila Press Surrey [Earl of ] The Original Poems 1929 250 863013 © Mitchell Library, Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. PRIVATE PRESS COLLECTION Press Location Surname First name Title Date Illustrator Edition Acc.No. 246 of Aquila Press Marlowe Christopher Edward the Second 1929 500 863014 Argonaut Press Hamilton A A New Account of the East Indies, 2v. 1930 349214-5 Argonaut Press Polo Marco The Most Noble and Famous Travels … 1929 349216 Argonaut Press Williamson J The Voyages of the Cabots 1929 349217 Argonaut Press Jane Cecil A Spanish Voyage to Vancouver 1930 349218 Argonaut Press Dampier William A New Voyage Round the World 1927 349219 Argonaut Press Dampier William Voyages and Discoveries 1931 349220 Argonaut Press Dampier William A Voyage to New Holland 1939 349221 Argonaut Press Columbus Christopher The Voyages … 1930 349222 Argonaut Press Raleigh Sir Walter The Discoverie of …Guiana 1928 349223 Argonaut Press Guarmini Carlo Northern Najd 1938 349224 Argonaut Press Frobisher Martin The Three Voyages… 1938 349225-6 Argonaut Press Drake Sir Francis The World Encompassed 1926 701476 Argonaut Press Hawkins Sir R The Observations of Sir R. Hawkins 1933 701479 Caron [joint A True Description of the Mighty Kingdoms of Argonaut Press author] Francois Japan and Siam 1935 701480 Schouten A True Description of the Mighty Kingdoms of Argonaut Press [joint author] Loost Japan and Siam 1935 701480 Argonaut Press Harlow V.T. Ralegh's Last Voyage 1932 701481 The Itinery of …Varthema of Bologna. Trans. By J. Argonaut Press Verthema Ludovicodi W. Jones 1928 701477 Argonaut Press Chardin Sir John …Travels in Persia 1927? 701478 Ark Press Adam Michael Man Is a Little World 1969 863890 Ark Press Lawrence D.H. The Body of God: a sequence of poems 1970 863891 King's College Robinson Art Society Press School, London [joint author] Roger Victoriana 1969 880277 King's College Priddle [joint Art Society Press School, London author] Robert Victoriana 1969 880277 Ashby Lane Press Ad Laudem Barbari, A Pangyric 1986 85 of 100 888116 © Mitchell Library, Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. PRIVATE PRESS COLLECTION Press Location Surname First name Title Date Illustrator Edition Acc.No. A Descriptive Bibliography of the books printed at Chelsea, the Ashendene Press, MDCCCVCV-MCMXXXV Ashendene Press London Hornby C.H.St.J. [1976 reprint at 862763] 1935 346991 Chelsea, Ashendene Press London Berners Dame Juliana A Treatyse of Fysshyng with an Angle 1903 722935 Chelsea, A Book of Songs and Poems from the Old Ashendene Press London Testament and the Apocrypha 1904 828086 Chelsea, Ashendene Press London Vita di santa chiara vergine … 1921 722936 Chelsea, The Wisdom of Jesus, the son of Sirach, commonly Ashendene Press London called Ecclesiasticus 1932 722938 Chelsea, Ashendene Press London Longus Les Amours Pastorales, de Daphnis et Chloe 1933 722937 Chelsea, Ashendene Press London Apuleius The XI Bookes of the Golden Asse 1924 862761 Chelsea, Ashendene Press London Cervantes Miguel de History of …Don Quixote 2v.
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    LGBTQ+ people have been a part of Glasgow’s history as long as the city has existed. Although the histories of the LGBTQ+ community are often ignored or not recorded in traditional ways, we can find traces of their lives and experiences. From the court records of male sex workers in the Broomielaw to listings and adverts for club nights in the 2000s, and from memories of the saunas and club scenes of the 1980s to the direct action and activism of LGBTQ+ groups like the Lesbian Avengers. The terms we use now for LGBTQ+ people are vital reminder of the history of criminalisation modern definitions for experiences and identities in Scotland, and the impact it had on the that have always existed; when discussing any LGBTQ+ community. LGBTQ+ people in this map all efforts have been made to refer to people with the identities and While at Glasgow Green we’re also going pronouns they themselves used. to look at the story of New York politician (1) Murray Hall. Murray Hall was born in 1841 This map highlights just some of the people, in Govan, Glasgow, and died in 1901 in New places and spaces that have been a part of York. Hall emigrated to America in 1871 and STRIDE Glasgow’s LGBTQ+ heritage and history. It’s became a New York City bonds man and not exhaustive, but we have tried to make it as politician. He married twice and adopted a representative and inclusive of all LGBTQ+ people daughter with his second wife. After his death and experiences as possible within the limitations of breast cancer it was discovered that he had of the records available to us.