Titles starting with U from The Veatchs Arts of the Book

Cambridge (1952). . 10 1/2 x 7. 15 pages, illustrated. Cloth, marbled slipcase. Book is fine; slipcase is partially cracked on one edge. Cambridge Christmas Book, one of 500 copies. ... more information

NY: AIGA, 1947. . 6 x 9. 156 pages plus plates and type specimens. Cloth, dj. Fine copy, with prospectus. Essays by Updike, Morison, Cleland, Ruzicka, Rollins, et al. Printed by Peter Beilsenson. ... more information

(NY, 1939). . 7 x 9. 128 pages. An Address/phone book printed letterpress as a Christmas gift (this copy with title page for Ruth Livingston). Red & gold tapestry cloth over 3-ring binder. Spine slightly faded; but a good copy which was never used. Printed Christmas note laid in. ... more information

Original wood engraving. 4 1/2 x 6 1/2. Signed and numbered in pencil. One of 100 copies. ... more information

Stamford: Overbrook Press, 1959. . 6 x 9. (3), 86 pages. Cloth. Fine. One of 250 copies printed in black & red. Introduction in English by Frank Altschul. text in French. ... more information

Buttonmaker & Yellow Barn Presses, 1985. . Broadside. 11 x 17 1/5. Announcement of a class to be taught by John DePol. Printed in black & red. Illustrated with an image of engraver's tools. Lower tip creased (not affecting printed portion), else fine. Specially signed by DePol. One of 250 copies. ... more information

Richmond, VA, ca 1900. . 10 x 13. (i), (102) pages + 4 specimens of stationary/bill heads tipped in. Embossed wraps. Lower spine bumped, spine covering creased. Very good copy. The printed and lithographed samples are delightful. Seventy-two different boxes (on 15 pages) are printed in colors & gold. There are sample labels for every imaginable potion, tonic, remedy, powder, cream, including rum and insecticides. Randolph, which had a branch in Chicago, were "MANUFACTURERS of DRUGGISTS' PAPER... more information

NY: LEC, 1934. . 6 1/2 x 10. 164, (2) pages. Quarter yellow-tinted vellum & pastepaper boards, top edge gilt. Fine, partially unopened copy in slipcase that is bumped at head, one edge broken & "repaired with tissue. With the Monthly Letter. No. 674 of 1500 signed by Bruce Rogers. Printed in Janson type by Rudge with Granjon ornaments in terracotta. "By composing the [arabesque] border at an angle of forty-five degrees and making an electrotype which was restored to its usual rectan... more information

NY: LEC, 1934. . 6 1/2 x 10. 164, (2) pages. Quarter yellow-tinted vellum & pastepaper boards, top edge gilt. Slipcase spine is slightly darkened, with a waterspot. Very good copy. No. 10 of 1500 signed by Bruce Rogers. Printed in Janson type by Rudge with Granjon ornaments in terracotta. "By composing the [arabesque] border at an angle of forty-five degrees and making an electrotype which was restored to its usual rectangular position in the chase for printing, the result was a border that ca... more information