fleece press lawrence simon (14 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. A fine copy of this prospectus for The Fleece Press in 1992. PROSPECTUS ONLY.

Soft Cover. Condizione: Very good. Illus.; 8pp. orig. pale blue wrappers,

A four page leaflet promoting 'Surreal Times', 'Mr Derrick Harris' and 'Moods & Tenses'. Light brown card. Cover engraving by Peter Reddick. 178mm x 120mm., pp.[4]. A leaflet in Fine condition.

One of 95 copies printed from the original blocks, bound in marbled paper wrappers by Louise Brockman over grey card covers, paper title label overlaid with woodcut to the front panel of the wrapper. Small Quarto. pp.[18] presented in accordion fold with six plates, from original blocks, tipped-in. A book in Fine condition.

A broadsheet printed on one side "to mark a rare talk given to an assembled throng at Oak Knoll Books on October 5th 1997. 10¼" x 6¾", with a wood engraving by Joan Hassall. A broadsheet in Fine condition, now in a clear, archival quality, protective display pocket.

One of 45 copies made by Simon Lawrence in August 2015 to preserve the memory of the Blewett sisters, and the unknown stonemason who cut their gravestone in 1815. Marbled wrappers made by Jemma Lewis over red card with a red card printed paper label to the front panel. 195mm x 145mm, pp. [16]with two tipped-in photographs, one of the gravestone, and eight engravings. A booklet in Fine condition. Prudence Ladner Blewett died in April 1913 aged two months, followed in April 1815 by her sister Jane Blewett, only four years old. Their gravestone is in St Levan Churchyard, near Porthcurno in Cornwall.

One of 350 copies of which this is Number '221', hand-set in Caslon Type and printed at Whittington Court from the original wood-engravings on Zerkall mould-made paper by John and Rosaling Randle and Miriam Macgregor. Bound by Smith Settle & Co., original quarter dark green cloth, the boards covered in Whittington marbled papers and green endpapers, gilt rule to front and rear board and gilt lettering to spine, top edge green, other edges untrimmed. Housed in a board slip-case vwith slight sunning at opening. Imperial Octavo. pp. [xii] plus engravings, each printed on a separate page. A book in Fine condition in a Very Good slipcase.

One of an edition limited to 150 standard copies quarter bound by the Fine Book Bindery in blue cloth and a patterned paper over boards, based on an unidentified Dunbar Hay cloth sample. The book was designed and typeset in Miller Display by the author and the paper is PhoeniXnotion Xantur, with Olin for the lecture sections. Small Quarto, 230 mm. x 230 mm., pp. [1-8] 9-160 [blank] [limitation page] [blank] fully illustrated in colour and black-and-white, some tipped-in and some fold-out. Now with a custom-built slipcase by Christopher Shaw. A book in Fine condition. There were an additional 120 specially bound copies housed in a solander box and accompanied by an original engraved card made by Eric Ravilious for Dunbar Hay in 1938, along with a piece of organdie block-printed by Enid Marx in the late 1930s. Thus the total edition was 270 copies.

FIRST EDITION, 310 copies printed, this one of the 214 'A' edition, folio, pp.308(3); 'about 45' tipped-in specimens of book pages, individual engravings, patterned papers and ephemeral items; new in original cloth-backed marbled boards, paper label. A magnificent account & bibliography of one of the great presses of the last 50 years. The ideal way to document everything produced by a press is to do it yourself, so I am delighted that the Fleece Press Bibliography is now coming in small batches from the binders. Compiled by John Hodgson and myself, all 106 books and about 250 pieces of ephemera are carefully listed, with additional commentaries for each book and for many of the ephemeral entries. There is also my introductory essay, and I am honoured to have a Foreword by Sebastian Carter, whose long and distinguished career at the Rampant Lions Press, and much more besides, enables him to write with authority on private press publishing matters. All Around the Block is published in a total edition of 300 copies. For over 40 years I have saved spare sheets from books, offcuts of patterned papers, and ephemeral pieces with a careful plan to include them with the Bibliography.; you can be certain that the last Fleece Press book is just exceptional.

One of an edition limited to 300 copies, this signed and inscribed in pencil, 'with all good wishes', by Simon Lawrence, together with an accompanying booklet of sixteen patterns printed on paper, all housed in a cloth covered solander box. Quarter cloth with patterned paper over boards based on a William Kilburn design, printed paper label to spine of the book and spine of the solander box, green endpapers. The letterpress text is set in Garamond. 9¼" x 6½", pp. [88], featuring William Kilburn's notebook - fully illustrated, and never before published. A book, accompanying booklet and solander box, all in Fine condition.

Fleece Press (illustratore). large 4to. quarter cloth with paper spine label over marbled paper-covered boards, made in Madrid by Antonio Vélez Celemin, whose last major commission this has been, coinciding with the final Fleece Press book. 312 pages, and contains about 45 tip-ins. With a foreword by Sebastian Carter. Limited to 300 copies, of which this is one of 210 standard (A) copies. In fine condition. From the artist's website: "The ideal way to document everything produced by a press is to do it yourself, so I am delighted that the Fleece Press Bibliography is now coming in small batches from the binders. Compiled by John Hodgson and myself, all 106 books and about 250 pieces of ephemera are carefully listed, with additional commentaries for each book and for many of the ephemeral entries. There is also my introductory essay, and I am honoured to have a Foreword by Sebastian Carter, whose long and distinguished career at the Rampant Lions Press, and much more besides, enables him to write with authority on private press publishing matters. All Around the Block is published in a total edition of 300 copies. For over 40 years I have saved spare sheets from books, offcuts of patterned papers, and ephemeral pieces with a careful plan to include them with the Bibliography, and has been included in the versions below; you can be certain that the last Fleece Press book is just exceptional. The book itself is the same for all three editions, quarter-bound in cloth and stunning marbled paper sides made by Antonio Vélez Celemin. Each copy includes original tipped-in examples, including book pages, individual engravings, patterned papers and ephemeral items." quarter cloth with paper spine label over marbled paper-covered boards, made in Madrid by Antonio Vélez Celemin, whose last major commission this has been, coinciding with the final Fleece Press book.

One of 650 copies of a two-volume book for sale, with an additional 100 given to the many contributors. Companion volumes to 'Ravilious at War'. Publisher's original range and red cloth, lettered gilt to the spines and housed in the original slipcase. Oblong Folio. pp. [1-8] 9-523 [blank] [limitation page][3 blank], illustrated comprehensively throughout with reproductions of Ravilious's work. A Fine set in a Fine slipcase.

Condizione: New. FIRST EDITION, 310 copies printed, this one of the 63 copies of the 'B' edition, 'accompanied by a guard album quarter-bound in 1980s Clare Maziarczyk paste-paper; 36 leaves displaying about 40 pieces of original tipped-in material - pages from books, patterned papers, and some lovely pieces of ephemera.' Folio, pp.308(3); 'about 45' tipped-in specimens of book pages, individual engravings, patterned papers and ephemeral items; new in original cloth-backed marbled boards, paper label. A magnificent account & bibliography of one of the great presses of the last 50 years. The ideal way to document everything produced by a press is to do it yourself, so I am delighted that the Fleece Press Bibliography is now coming in small batches from the binders. Compiled by John Hodgson and myself, all 106 books and about 250 pieces of ephemera are carefully listed, with additional commentaries for each book and for many of the ephemeral entries. There is also my introductory essay, and I am honoured to have a Foreword by Sebastian Carter, whose long and distinguished career at the Rampant Lions Press, and much more besides, enables him to write with authority on private press publishing matters. Fully subscribed before publication, we managed to secure a copy now first offered for sale.

Two volumes, one set of 300 standard sets, bound by the Fine Book Bindery in Finedon in quarter cloth and Tirzah Garwood's patterned papers, with a paper label to the spine. In addition there were 145 special copies, housed in a slipcase, with 22 tipped-in engravings printed from the original blocks. Folio, pp. 633 fully (and fabulously) illustrated throughout. Now with a custom built slipcase by Christopher Shaw. Two volumes both in Fine condition in a Fine slipcase.