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 ›
Category: 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 ›
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 ›
Seashore Reveriesby Winifred Van SickleBremerton, Washington 98310 When I perched on a piece of driftwoodTo gaze at the silvery sea,My toes dug into the sand, … Read More ›
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 ›
Thoughts From Kent – On Charles Dickensby Louie D. Oakden (BAPA),Shortlands, Bromley, Kent, England The road that Charles Dickens knew so well leads from London … Read More ›
The Overage Driver IN Rhode Island recently a state Senator proposed a bill making physical examinations mandatory, for drivers over sixty-five, with an eye toward … Read More ›
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 ›
New Paper Just for NAPA AS A RESULT of a recent ruling by the ABOAAJ [Arbitration Board of All Amateur Journalism], we have decided to … Read More ›
In my neck of the woods one doesn’t meet many visiting printers. I have long since become inured to my forced isolationism, mercifully broken by … Read More ›