Howard G. Radcliffe (Author)

1970 - 1979, 1971, American Amateur Press Association, B, Frances Stockman (Author), Howard G. Radcliffe (Author), Howard G. Radcliffe (Printer), Josephine H. Voracek (Author), Leland M. Hawes, Jr. Collection, Russell L. Paxton's Collection, The Battersean, United Amateur Press

The Battersean – Number 17, December 1971

In The Gardenby Frances Stockman And from that sweet bird’s throatEver comes true merry notes,Be it fair or rough weather,And warbles joyfully everMusic no man … Read More ›

The Battersean – Number 15, October 1971

Christophe PlantinSixteenth Century Printer Christope Plantin was a Frenchman who was determined to become a master-printer, but censorship in his country caused him to look … Read More ›

1970 - 1979, 1971, B, Howard G. Radcliffe (Author), Howard G. Radcliffe (Printer), Russell L. Paxton's Collection, The Battersean, United Amateur Press

The Battersean – Number 11, June 1971

Birthday Problem Suzy has her first birthday June 6th. This may sound routine to most of you but it has caused me considerable time and … Read More ›

1970 - 1979, 1971, B, Betty B. Miller (Author), Howard G. Radcliffe (Author), Howard G. Radcliffe (Printer), Laurence E. Estes (Author), Lee Llaitsma (Author), Russell L. Paxton's Collection, Sheila Jensen (Author), The Battersean, United Amateur Press

The Battersean – Number 10, May 1971

Timeby Lee Llaitsma Time… man cannot do without it.Lose it, he would be in a fit!Time… eats the marrow of man.Tick… Tock – Time works … Read More ›

1970 - 1979, 1971, American Amateur Press Association, B, Howard G. Radcliffe (Author), Howard G. Radcliffe (Printer), Russell L. Paxton's Collection, The Battersean, United Amateur Press

The Battersean – Number 9, April 1971

Printer? The extreme to which an amateur printer sometimes goes to obtain a desired effect is amazing. As an example take my February issue. It … Read More ›