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 ›
Amateur Journals Collected by Jacob L. Warner and friends.
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 ›
The Silent Enemyby Frances Stockman I could hear the seiche of the lake waters against the boat I had anchored in the hopes of catching … Read More ›
Secretary-Treasurer’s Report for Month of November 1971 New Members Letha B. Reames, Des Moines, Iowa 50315 (Berg)R. Alain Kirsch, c/o Prof. Harris. Los Angeles, California … Read More ›
The American Eagle – The Bird – and the Symbol As I lay here on the rimrock high above the turbulent waters of the mighty … Read More ›
Fall Phenomenonby Mary Brunori Have you observed how, in the fall,A leaf downward in flight,Being so ethereally light,Pauses a twinkling so slightYou think it possible … Read More ›
Official Publication of the Suncoast Amateur Press Society How Does He Do It? ABOUT TEN WEEKS AGO, Dave Tribby and I visited Sandalwood Studio to … Read More ›
I Know Him Wellby Mary Brunori I can read his silent masks;I know his requests before he asks;I can anticipate all in advanceExcept his movements … Read More ›
Dick and Margo Baughman Arrive First to contribute their initial effort to NAPA San Diego. Dick brought some 30 and 36 point Craw Clarendon to … Read More ›
Excursion Train Revives Memories Ex-Reading Steam on the Western Maryland Excursion by Steam Locomotive Two one-day railroad excursions by steam powered locomotive were held on … Read More ›