Aralia Press
Printing contemporary poetry from hand-set type, letterpress-printed and hand-bound, with a teaching component for students at West Chester University.
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Independent presses pursuing a personal vision, edition by edition. 64 presses.
Printing contemporary poetry from hand-set type, letterpress-printed and hand-bound, with a teaching component for students at West Chester University.
The only US printer making books entirely by hand from comma to cover under one roof, operating its own M&H hot-metal type foundry, letterpress workshop, and bindery as successor to the Grabhorn Press.
Letterpress limited editions of literature and photography collected by libraries, museums and bibliophiles internationally.
Internationally respected fine press producing hand-set, letterpress-printed limited editions of literary classics, translations, typography and books on wood engraving.
Handcrafted, limited-edition bibliophile books featuring original printmaking by renowned artists, including etchings, wood engravings and hand-colored work.
Fine-press printer and publisher specializing in studio letterpress printing of contemporary literature and book-related digital typography, run by typographer and printer Gerald Lange.
Hand-made, single-poem letterpress books in very small editions, printed from metal type on an 1895 Albion handpress and illustrated by the printer using linocut, engraving, etching, aquatint and watercolour.
Letterpress editions of literary texts, with a preference for English and Dutch poetry, printed from lead type on proof presses under the imprint In de Bonnefant.
Hand-set letterpress fine-press editions, produced alongside Don Rash's fine bindery and the School for Formal Bookbinding.
A private press and printmaking workshop producing limited-edition artist's books and prints, and teaching intaglio, block printing, wood engraving and letterpress.
Hand-printed limited-edition artist's books in which letterpress type and original etchings are each printed separately by hand.
A small private press producing illustrated letterpress limited editions, combining classic literature and traditional Japanese folklore with woodblock prints and fine binding.
Designing, composing, printing and publishing limited-edition books and ephemeral typographic work.
Chad Pastotnik's letterpress and intaglio private-press and artists' books using handset type, wood engravings, and fine binding.
Founded by John Grice, printing traditional letterpress to a high standard and frequently editioning wood engravings for leading engravers; designs and prints limited-edition books on commission for publishers.
Letterpress editions printed on Columbian and Albion hand presses, with original wood engravings, by Graham Williams.
Finely crafted limited-edition books designed, letterpress-printed, and bound entirely in-house, typically in editions of 90 to 200 copies.
Letterpress artists' books, broadsides and prints made with traditional techniques including linocut and woodcut, in English and German.
Short-run limited editions printed letterpress and bound by hand, with particular attention to typography, design and fine printing.
Historic Welsh fine press at Gregynog Hall producing limited-edition hand-printed books with fine bindings and wood-engraved illustrations, in both Welsh and English.
A private letterpress and binding studio that publishes books inked, printed and bound entirely by hand on antique handpresses.
Hand-set letterpress artists' books that combine rigorous research with traditional printing and typography.
University-based private press producing designed, letterpress-printed and hand-bound limited editions, much of it printed by Tara McLeod.
Hand-printed limited editions of poetry, combining letterpress with relief and intaglio printmaking, produced on a Vandercook proof press and a circa-1870 Albion handpress.
Fine limited-edition illustrated books for adults, working with noted illustrators such as Ronald Searle, Rigby Graham and Miriam Macgregor.
Traditional letterpress printing with hot-metal typecasting and hand-set composition, drawing on one of the largest collections of vintage foundry and wood type in New England.
Fine-press letterpress editions, poetic broadsides, and artists' books combining letterpress typography with mixed media; known for recovering the legacy of colonial printer Mary Katharine Goddard.
Landmark fine-press and artists'-book maker known for letterpress work, innovative non-adhesive bindings, and the use of dyed paper-pulp illustrations.
Letterpress limited editions of literature, often publishing living writers and authors' first books, with an emphasis on Kentucky writers.
Limited-edition letterpress books, broadsides, and hand-bound works emphasizing typographic design, letterpress printing, and bookbinding.
Limited-edition, letterpress-printed books and broadsides illustrated with wood engravings and etchings by Abigail Rorer, often on themes of nature. Rorer prints all images herself from the original blocks and plates.
Gaylord Schanilec's wood-engraved, letterpress natural-history fine-press books.
Limited-edition fine-press books and print portfolios featuring the wood engravings of Richard Wagener, frequently on botanical and landscape themes and paired with essays or poetry.
Publishing collaborative letterpress fine-press editions and artists' books with high-quality book design and production.
A fine press publishing illustrated limited-edition books of literary and weird fiction in collaboration with leading illustrators, printers and binders.
Experimental letterpress and artists' books using variable editions and unconventional printing techniques; developer of the experimental 'Threshold Alphabet' typeface system.
Carolee Campbell's handset letterpress fine-press editions of contemporary poetry, printed on a Vandercook Universal I and noted for experimental book structures.
Publisher of letterpress and hand-bound limited editions produced with traditional craft techniques.
Creative letterpress printing and Monotype type casting using Heidelberg and Wharfedale cylinder presses, producing limited editions in collaboration with wood engravers, pochoir illustrators, and bookbinders; hosts public Open Days.
Hand-set, hand-printed fine-press books and broadsides produced on a nineteenth-century iron handpress, with editions held by major national and university libraries.
Letterpress fine-press books described by the press as 'letterpress books with a contemporary twist', alongside scholarly studies of printing and papermaking history.
Fine books printed by hand in collaboration with artists and printmakers, typically in editions of between 100 and 250 copies, often with suites of wood engravings.
Traditional hand-set letterpress printing and limited-edition poetry publishing, operating a full letterpress workshop with extensive type and vintage presses.
Barry Moser's letterpress editions illustrated with his wood engravings, including the Pennyroyal-Caxton Bible.
Letterpress limited editions, broadsides, and artists' books of classical texts and contemporary poetry, often featuring wood engravings.
Traditional fine-press limited editions of classical and literary texts, hand-printed on an Albion handpress on handmade paper and parchment, sometimes with custom typefaces.
Letterpress limited editions and artists' books hand-set from wood and metal type, plus postcards, coasters, and hand-printed ephemera; Dikko Faust hand-sets type while Esther K. Smith edits, designs, and hand-sews the books.
Hand-set letterpress limited editions printed by Dr. Miles Wigfield.
Letterpress-printed, handmade limited-edition books and broadsides featuring poets writing in English and Spanish, in both traditional and experimental formats.
Operates one of the last remaining hot-metal Monotype typesetting, casting and letterpress workshops in the UK, designing and printing fine limited-edition books.
The private letterpress press of typographer and book designer Jamie Murphy, producing award-winning limited editions noted for design, typography and printing.
A private press devoted to livres d'artistes combining hand-set type, original illustration and hand binding.
Traditional letterpress printing and small-press publishing using hand-set type, hand-carved illustrations, foot-powered presses, and hand-sewn bindings.
Fine letterpress printing of illustrated books, typically featuring wood engravings or original illustrative work in hand-made limited editions.
Publishing fine limited editions of works of English literature in the private-press tradition, with editorial work in Naples and book design, printing and binding carried out in England.
Designing and printing fine letterpress books, especially poetry, chapbooks, and miniature books, and operating a type foundry that casts Monotype and creates new typefaces.
A private press printing letterpress by hand, producing fine-press editions of literary texts paired with wood engravings.
Handmade letterpress books and prints blending traditional bookmaking with contemporary materials, focused on poetry and the visual and tactile experience of the page.
University letterpress press producing limited-edition fine-press works by contemporary New Zealand writers and artists on historic presses, alongside book-arts teaching and heritage-type projects.
Fine graphic design, letterpress printing, hand bookbinding, and limited-edition publishing by Carol J. Blinn.
Continues the fine-printing tradition begun by Victor Hammer, who founded the Wells College Press in 1941. The center holds an extensive collection of letterpress equipment including Victor Hammer's Washington-style hand press, Vandercook presses and hundreds of cases of type.
One of the most important British private presses of the late twentieth and twenty-first centuries, printing and publishing all its work in letterpress and publisher of Matrix, the celebrated annual review for printers and bibliophiles.
A private letterpress press run by Owen Legg in Tonbridge, Kent, printing limited editions by hand on a Cropper treadle press and a Fine Press Book Association member.
Limited and lettered editions of literary and weird fiction, often in English.