A Drop of Black Inkby Herbert A. Clark Editor’s Note: This article is reprinted from Ink Drops, June 1904, published by Alson L. Brubaker of … Read More ›
Category: Harold Segal (Printer)
The Clarke Humiliationby Ken Faig, Jr. Truman Spencer’s work, The History of Amateur Journalism, (The Fossil, 1957) is a wonderful book which has helped foster … Read More ›
The California Typecaseby Lewis A. Pryor (Edited) With the introduction of the first jobbing or display type faces in the first decade of the 19th … Read More ›
“The Magazine in Miniature” Presenting Dr. Clyde F. NoelA. M. AdamsFrank Royall WoodJames A. BainsWalter R. Davenport, D. D.Miriam Irene KimballMalcolm D. FoxMary Morgan Ware … Read More ›
Harold Segal, Publisher, Linwood, Pa. Fellow Members: I am publishing this letter without Babcock’s permission because he told me in previous letters that he had … Read More ›
BULLETIN: Dow Bows Out! Fossil O.E. Agrees to Yield OfficePhone Interview Bared! John Dow, inactive for a year as editor of The Fossil, has agreed … Read More ›
True APC Meets in Glen RidgeMaryland Rump Group Drags Tail Beware of Imitations! It is rumored that a rump meeting of the Amateur Printers Club … Read More ›
Walk Five Flights, or, Concerto in V Flat On the heels of a week of humid-heavy days and a morning and early noon of torrential … Read More ›
“Let’s Bail This Slob Out of the Fire” As Rolfe Castleman revealed a $47.82 deficit in the official organ expenses he was questioned how this … Read More ›
Does the Spearmint Lose its Flavor on the Platen Overnight? SEGAL DONATES WAD While feeding press, Fred Gage encountered gauge pin slippage and commandeered Harold … Read More ›