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Start Over Collection Patricia England fine print collection Date range 1970
George Mason University

Patricia England fine print collection

5 linear ft.; 13 boxes
This collection contains numerous journals, catalogs, pamphlets, and newsletters on "fine print" (private press) books. Materials include around twenty issues each of the journals "The Book Collector," "Devil's Artisan," "Konglomerati," and nearly forty issues of "The Private Library" as well as promotional pamphlets and ephemera from numerous fine printing presses including Acorn, Arion, Book Club of California, Pennyroyal, and Somesuch Press.
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Series 3: Ephemera D-Z,

This series contains material related to a number of printing presses, including Christmas cards, business cards, brochures, prospectuses, and publication announcements.

George Mason University

Patricia England fine print collection

5 Linear Feet 13 boxes
This collection contains numerous journals, catalogs, pamphlets, and newsletters on "fine print" (private press) books. Materials include around twenty issues each of the journals "The Book Collector," "Devil's Artisan," "Konglomerati," and nearly forty issues of "The Private Library" as well as promotional pamphlets and ephemera from numerous fine printing presses including Acorn, Arion, Book Club of California, Pennyroyal, and Somesuch Press.
Top 3 results view all 5

Series 3: Ephemera D-Z

This series contains material related to a number of printing presses, including Christmas cards, business cards, brochures, prospectuses, and publication announcements.

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