Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Montague Shaw: Berthold Wolpe, 1905–89.
• Olive Cook: The Art of Tirzah Garwood.
• Enid Marx: Autolithography for Book Illustration, 1930–60.
• Michael Taylor: Collecting Autolithographic Illustration.
• Brenda Rawnsley: The Story of School Prints.
• Alan Powers: Simon Verity, Peculiar Printer.
• Gordon Gumn: My Approach to Autolithography.
• Phillida Gill, John Craig, Martin Roth: From Litton Cheney to Irifune – the Story of Reynolds Stone’s Printing Presses.
• John Randle: Rena Gardiner’s Workshop Press.
• John Dreyfus: Gerard Meynell and the Westminster Press.
• Gaylord Schanilec: Farmers.
• Roderick Cave: A Friendship in War and Peace, Further Letters from John Buckland Wright to Christopher Sandford, 1939–48.
• Michael Mitchell: Daylight Jobbery at the Libanus Press.
• Sebastian Carter: Stanley Morison and Jan van Krimpen, A Survey of their Correspondence.
• Brooke Crutchley: From a Cambridge Diary.
• Steven Tuohy: A New Photograph of Edward Prince, Typefounders’ Punchcutter.
• Mark Arman: A Collection of Types.
• Martin Roth: Genteibon: Impressions of Japanese Limited Editions.
• David Wishart: On Hieroglyphic Types – a Postscript.
• Jerry Kelly: The Press of A. Colish.
• John Ryder: Roswitha Quadflieg and the Raamin Press.
• Ward Ritchie: Paris Adventure with François-Louis Schmied.
• Dennis Hall and Ray Hedger: Kenneth Lindley and the Pointing Finger Press.
• J.F. Coakley: Some Syriac Types at Oxford and Cambridge.
• Fiona MacCarthy, Brocard Sewell, Brooke Crutchley: Book Reviews.
• David Chambers: Private Press Books 1989 – a Review.
• Anthony Rota: Charlene Garry, 1932–89.
• Roderick Cave: Thomas Rae – a Modern Scottish Printer, 1928–89.
• Jonathan Stephenson: Lead Addicts Gather in Gold Country.
• David Butcher: Matrix 1–10 – Contents and Index.
• Appendix: The Sales of Matrix 9.