My Grandfather The most influential person in my NAPA involvement is my grandfather, Jake Warner. As you see in this very bundle, he has published … Read More ›
Amateur Journals Collected by Jacob L. Warner and friends.
My Grandfather The most influential person in my NAPA involvement is my grandfather, Jake Warner. As you see in this very bundle, he has published … Read More ›
< National Calamity, Number 15 Fracas Comments The hulabaloo arising out of the action of the San Diego Convention relating to the report of the … Read More ›
< NAPA West, Number 5 The Way WestCast of Characters NAPA WEST Chief Mogul & Producer – Gale SheldonDirectory & Surfside Press Host – Ed … Read More ›
< National Calamity, Number 14 | National Calamity, Number 16 > The Numbers Game New ajay publishers are usually urged to adopt a consecutive issue … Read More ›
< NAPA West, Number 4 | NAPA West, Number 6 > Ann Vrooman’s Vignette: Harold D. Ellis The line drawing is a glimpse into the … Read More ›
< National Calamity, Number 13 | National Calamity, Number 15 > The Old Newspaper Game At the age of 94, Goldianne “Goldie” Thompson must certainly … Read More ›
NAPA West, Number 4 > Design for Ashtray The prop. of the Surfside Press is known to have a strange weakness for picking up old … Read More ›
Trainer Removes Liddle’s Chestnuts From ConflagrationRICHMOND HILL, N.Y. Several pieces of perforating rule generously supplied by George Trainer pulled the chestnuts out of the fire … Read More ›
Three Points of View Discussing offset production of the official organ in the March issue of this paper, I advocated reduction of the page size … Read More ›
Offsetting the NA AT THE New Haven convention, outgoing president Matilda Haywood announced the award of a Presidential Citation to Official Editor Richard George for … Read More ›