Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Alan Powers: The Curwen Story.
• Andrew Anderson: Escaping from Eric Gill.
• Humphrey Stone: Janet Stone, Photographer.
• David Hughes: Apprentice Days at the Baynard Press.
• James Fergusson: The Amate Press and Farewell to True Bookshops.
• Michael Harvey: Janet the Typeface – from Metal to Digital.
• Hal Bishop: Ronald Salmond – an Old Master.
• John Randle: The Offizin Haag-Drugulin.
• Jerry Cinamon: Leipzig Rambling.
• Andrew Dolinski: Poltawski – a Polish Printing Heritage Rediscovered.
• Barbara Henry: The Vandercook Book.
• Katherine McCanless-Ruffin: The Shinola Vandercook.
• Antony Penrose: The Printing of À toute épreuve.
• Michael Richey: Letters from René.
• Jim Rimmer: Stern – a New Metal Type.
• John Smith: Vandercooks and Westerns.
• John Randle: James Lorson, 1928–2008.
• Sandy Connors: One Printer’s Flowers.
• Glenn Storhaug: ›In worshipe of Venus, goddesse of love‹ – Eric Gill’s engravings for The Canterbury Tales.
• Phil Abel: Moving.
• Philip Gallo: Moving the Press.
• Catherine Dixon: Sao Paolo – a Lesson in Letterpress.
• John Randle: Vivian Ridler, 1913–2009.
• Ruth Artmonsky: The Lion and Unicorn Press.
• Richard L. Hopkins: Huck Finn and ›The Most Wonderful Typesetting Machine‹.
• Richard Healy: F.H. Ernst Schneidler – Schriftentwerfer, Lehrer, Kalligraph.
• Colin Franklin: Klaus Meyer.
• Ashley John Pigford: Raven Press – an Education in the Making.
• William S. Peterson: A Census of the Kelmscott Chaucer.
• Bernard Roberts: One Thing Leads to Another.
• Paul W. Nash: Private Press Books 2007 – a Review.
• Barbara Henry, Jerry Cinamon and John Randle: Book Reviews.
• Robert Aspinall: Adana and its Creator, Donald Aspinall.