A public service issue from the Secretary-Treasurer I am feeling a sense of noblesse oblige, brought on by a reading of the NAPA constitution. Admittedly … Read More ›
Category: 1971
Published at the address given by David F. Ash, who has not yet made himself truly the MASTER of The Bunglesome PressToledo, Iowa 52342 Scholarly … Read More ›
Which herein presents another of its civic responsibility issues. “The time has come,” the Walrus said,“To leave our daily tasks,And answer from the NAPA lawThe … Read More ›
An experienced printer likes to use set type a second time and here I am going to do so. My daughter Sue asked me to … Read More ›
And Then There’s Louise… ONE CAN only wonder at what the living conditions in Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries must have been that … Read More ›
A Mighty Force by Harold Segal BACK in the thirties, before television was invented, we had a radio broadcast during a convention. Burton Crane was … Read More ›
Timber! by Robert Holman “NO MAN but a blockhead ever wrote,” said the famed Dr. Samuel Johnson, “except for money.” So, immediately, introductions are in … Read More ›
A Spink Samplerby Harold Segal THIS issue is dedicated to the memory of Helm Spink, who passed away September 20, 1970. It is meant as … Read More ›
The Laureate Carousel by Rowena Autry Moitoret PREDICTABLY and inevitably, like the arrival of the plague of locusts, or the lemming’s mindless surge to the … Read More ›
A HOBBY AFFAIR, spasmodically published by Ralph Babcock, primarily for the National Amateur Press Association members. The type used is 12 pt. Post Medieval Medium, … Read More ›