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Edition limited to 1400 copies, 8vo, x & 34pp. plus limitation slip and colophon, frontis. and 2 plates; blue-gray paper-covered boards printed in black. This copy with a printed presentation notice on p. [i] from Blackwell North America, as well as a typed letter from Blackwell announcing the publication.

Hardcover. Zustand: Sehr gut. A fine edition of this important lecture by William Morris. With a gift inscription from the editor William S. Peterson. Description: Gray-blue paper over boards, with titling on spine, reprinted Kelmscott Press printer's mark on the front cover. Octavo: 23 × 15 cm; pp. x, [2], 34, [1]. Portrait frontispiece and 2 plates engraved by John de Pol. Ref.: Walsdorf, The Yellow Barn Press, A16 Condition: Spine lightly sunned, else a very good, bright and clean copy. Notes: This copy is identical to the letterpress copies of the original edition. Walsdorf writes that the lecture from which the text of this book is taken is one of the 'most balanced, nonpartisian appraisals of Morris as a printer.'. Widmung des Verfassers.

Edition limited to 1400 copies, this being one of 200 retained by the Yellow Barn Press for sale, and with a printed slip laid in reading: "These copies differ only in that the portrait of Morris is printed in 2 colors directly from the engravings. In the other 1200 copies the portrait is in black only and printed offset." 8vo, pp. x, [2], 34, [2]; portrait frontispiece and 2 plates engraved by John de Pol; original blue paper-covered boards, printed in black on upper cover and spine; fine. The lecture from which this book draws its text was one of "the most balanced, nonpartisian appraisals of Morris as a printer." and earlier copies of it quickly became quite scarce. There were two other issues printed, one in an edition of 155, and another of 200. Walsdorf A16.