Note to non-NAPA readers: This issue is shop talk, you would probably do well to forgo reading it (except the bottom of page 8). The … Read More ›
Possibly some purists consider Scarlet Cockerel 57 NOT truly an amateur paper simply because of its multilith presswork – instead of handpress or at least … Read More ›
THIS IS MY PERSONAL, biased view of what took place at the convention. If you disagree with any or all of the opinions expressed herein, … Read More ›
THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY is a fitting time for a second episode in the rags-to-rags history of our private press. The first five years were described … Read More ›
UPDATE from Issue 182… I recently received an update on Bushkill Park. For more than 100 years, kids rode the rides at Bushkill Park in … Read More ›
The Cover A half-tone silk-screen of a pencil sketch I made from a newspaper photo. I had a photo-engraver make a half-tone transparency of the … Read More ›
Why I Take Pictures by J. Hill Hamon IF A PERSON asked me why I take photographs I doubt that I could answer his question … Read More ›
NOTE: Everything in this story is fictitious except the people, the tank, the pumps, the pump procurement procedures, the army, the hydro-statics, etc. Dear Professor … Read More ›
No Observer, He by Harold Segal FOR A FLEETING moment, Milton Grady considered giving up his seniority, pension and accumulated benefits at the Des Moines … Read More ›
“I’ve always been able to live with what I did. How? Through that simple and widespread boon to modern mankind – schizophrenia.” – Howard W. … Read More ›