Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Michael Richey: A Hero’s Grave.
• Gaylord Schanilec: Sylva – an Adventure in Fine Press Printmaking.
• Amanda Degener und Bridget O’Malley: Cave Paper [continued].
• Abigail Rorer: Printing Mimpish Squinnies.
• John Smith: By Hedgehog to Adanaland.
• Geri Waddington: In Search of Angels – from Mr Gill to Saint Jacques.
• James Clough: The Extraordinary Tale of an Italian Printing Museum.
• John Randle: Mark Arman, 1913–2007.
• Enrico Tallone: Tallone and Caslon.
• Andrew Anderson: A Life in the Margin.
• Antony Penrose: Lee Miller’s Egypt.
• Howard Bratter: Woodside Press – a Life’s Work.
• Robert Elwall: A Cabinet of Curiosities – Edwin Smith and The Saturday Book.
• Richard Shirley Smith: Wood-engraved Bookplates.
• Michael Harvey: A Mecca below the South Downs – Visiting Joseph Cribb in the 1950s.
• Ward Ritchie: Jane Grabhorn, the Roguish Printer of the Jumbo Press.
• John Crombie: A Tale and its Unfolding, a Sequel to the Sequel.
• Sebastian Carter: Remembering Raymond Gid.
• John Randle: The Oxford Guild of Printers, Twenty-five Years On.
• Phil Abel: The Letterpress Shakespeare.
• Willem Keizer: Jan Franken, Pzn., an Artist of his Time.
• Martyn Ould: Printing Oxford’s Ornaments.
• Richard Healy: Germany’s First Private Press.
• Dan Carr: The Küco, a ›complete typecasting and finishing machine‹.
• William S. Peterson: William Morris and Nineteenth-Century English Printing.
• Alan Caiger-Smith: An Apprentice.
• Jerry Cinamon: A Chapter of Accidents.
• John Randle: Hilary Peper & The Hand Press.
• John Randle: Alan Dodson, 1924–2007.
• Paul W. Nash: Private Press Books 2006 – a Review.
• Jerry Kelly: Anatomy of a Collector.
• Alan Powers, Jerry Kelly, Roderick Cave, Miriam MacGregor, George Ramsden and John Randle: Book Reviews.