Macon: A Different Conventionby Rowena Autry Moitoret HALFWAY FROM OUR HOME in Silver City to Deming, New Mexico, my husband Vic said, “I know what … Read More ›
Category: 1988
Continuing the Craft of LetterpressHand Set Type, Hand Fed Press Languagesby NavajoUniversity of Iowa Student I am calling your attention to your gross misspelling of … Read More ›
W. A. Dwiggins1880 – 1956 The graphic signs called letters are so completely blended with the stream of written thought that their presence therein is … Read More ›
Best Convention Ever Praises to Dick George for a wonderfully productive convention. (And he cleans up real nice too. Did you see him at the … Read More ›
Who’s a Grouch? I guess it is about time to remind youfolks of how I got my nickname. Every so often a person will come … Read More ›
Establishing a Private Press Looking at the ‘PORTAPRINT’ model 5 Circa 1948Print area 5”X3” Anyone who likes printing from rubber stamps would like this simple … Read More ›
The 113th THIS IS MY ACCOUNT of the NAPA Convention held in Macon, Georgia. I hope the readers will be treated to additional impressions of … Read More ›
ONE RECENT EVENING the selection of a name for my NAPA publication was discussed. The nearly unanimous opinion was that is should be “Out Of … Read More ›
It Doesn’t Snow in VeniceWhat more could a frozen Yankee want? As you may know already, or do not know and do not care to … Read More ›
CORPORAL CWICKLOWSKI was a fine motor mechanic. He could keep every jeep, half-track and truck we had in running condition. Not an easy job when … Read More ›