[Rarebooks] FS: Type foundries of America
Nina W. Matheson
matheson at boo.net
Fri May 28 18:57:39 EDT 2004
For your consideration today:
Annenberg, Maurice. Type foundries of America and their
catalogs. Baltimore and Washington, Maran Printing Services, 1975.
Original cloth. Fine in dust jacket. The first edition of this admired
book. One of 500 numbered copies. 245 pp. Reviews from The Kemble
Occasional and AB Bookman's Weekly and an order form for the book laid in. $100
American Type Founders. The book of American types. Elizabeth, New
Jersey [c1941]. Original red cloth. Repaired at the head of the backstrip,
repaired splits at the foot of the front joint and the middle portion of
the rear joint, corners rubbed, otherwise very good, hinges sound. 191 pp.
1941 supplement to The book of American types in a pocket on the front
pastedown (fine in original wrappers). Annenberg / Type foundries of
America and their catalogs, p. 44. $50
Barnhart Brothers & Spindler. Preferred type faces. [Specimen] book
number 10. Chicago [c1913]. Original green cloth. Lightly chipped at the
head and foot of the backstrip, corners rubbed, otherwise very good. 172
pp. Annenberg / Type Foundries of America and Their Catalogs (1994
edition), p. 59. $100
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