Incline press ephemera (11 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. A prospectus promoting the publication of 'The Amazing Miss Brooke', 'Beware of Men in Suits', 'Who Killed Cock Robin?', 'Sixteen Songs' and 'The Dogs Meat Man', as well as Miranda Booklets, of which a dozen were planned. 7" x 5", pp. [4] with illustrated front panel. A prospectus in Fine condition, now housed in a clear, archival-quality, protective display pocket.…

A prospectus promoting the publication of 'Helen Binyon's Tiger', 'A Pick of Patterned Paper' and 'THomas Gray: An Ode on a Favourite Cat Drowned in a Tub of Goldfishes'. Red printed wrappers with pages sewn with pink thread. 8" x 5½", pp. [8] with four illustrations. An Order Form and promotional postcard, laid in. A prospectus in Fine condition, now housed in a clear, archival-quality, protective display pocket.…

An illustrated Keepsake set in Weiss types for the 2011 Fine Press Bookfair in Oxford. It also comprises of an apology for the delay in finishing 'Emil Rudolph Weiss: the Typography of an Artist'. 9½" x 6½". A sheet in Fine condition, now in a clear, archival-quality, protective display pocket.

A single sheet measuring 12¼" x 4¼" printed in black letterpress with metal type, with a wood engraving in green ink. The seven verse poem and the engraving were previously printed and published in the early 19th century by Ann Swindells of Hanging Ditch in Manchester, suppliers of broadsheets and chapbooks to the running stationers of North West England. Reprinted by Incline Press for Chetham's Library. The engraving is reproduced on the front panel of the printed grey wrappers. 7" x 4½", the single sheet being folded in half and attached to the verso of the back panel of the wrappers. A leaflet in Fine condition, now housed in a clear, archival quality, protective display pocket.…

A leaflet 'Celebrating Burns' Night' printed on Liber Charta paper with metal Elizabeth type by Elizabeth Friedlander and a flowering Hellebore engraved by Helen Moss. A single sheet, folded once to produce four pages (all printed), 8¾" x 5½". A leaflet in Fine condition, now in a clear, archival quality, protective display pocket.…

A keepsake advertising an illustrated talk by Dr Le John De Freitas entitled 'John Tenniel's Illustrations to Alice, his sources & background'. 15" x 5¼", with illustrations from Alice in Wonderland printed and hand coloured at Incline Press. A keepsake in Fine condition, now in a clear, archival quality, protective display pocket.…

A printed card with a red decorative border, apologising for the delay in delivering In Praise of Patterned Papers and enclosing the prospectus for New Borders. 3½" x 6½". A printed card in Fine condition, now in a clear, archival quality, protective display pocket.

One of a limited edition of 750 copies printed on a Barcham Green hand-made paper in Stephenson Blake's Verona typeface. A four-page leaflet featuring the Press's pressmark on the front page, drawn by David Young and printed from a zinc line block. The wood-engraving was made by Enid Marx. A leaflet in Fine condition, now housed in a clear, archival-quality, protective display pocket.…

An illustrated and decorated Book List containing the fifteen Incline Press books that were available to purchase in November 2002, including prices in pounds and dollars. 7¼" x 4¾", pp. [4]. A list in Fine condition, now housed in a clear, archival-quality, protective display pocket.

A single printed white sheet leaflet, printed in black and green, advertising the availability of books published by the Press, but in sheet form ready for binding to the wishes of the purchaser. The sheets of six books are offered. 217 x 140 mm., with a decorative owl motif. A leaflet in Fine condition, now in a clear, archival quality, protective display pocket.…

A broadsheet four stanza poem printed on cream card with a linocut illustration by Jo Spaul. 10½" x 5". A broadsheet in Fine condition, now in a clear, archival-quality, protective display pocket. Ralph Hodgson (1871-1962) was an English poet, very popular in his time as an early member of the Georgian School of poets which included Rupert Brooke, Robert Graves, A.E. Houseman, Siegfried Sassoon and Walter de la Mare. In 1912 he founded a small press 'At the Sign of the Flying Frame', with the illustrator Claud Lovat Fraser and the writer and journalist, Holbrook Jackson.…