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 ACHIEVEMENT
 
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 ACHIEVEMENT 
 
 lA Treatise on One of the Factors 
 
 in the ^Advancement of the 
 
 ^rt of "Printings with 
 
 Examples 
 
 1920 
 
 JAPAN PAPER COMPANY 
 
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 MEDAL OF THE 
 
 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF GRAPHIC ARTS 
 
 Designed hy James E. Fraser
 
 ACHIEVEMENT 
 
 zA 'Treatise on One of the Factors 
 
 in the '^Advancement of the 
 
 <iArt of^rinting^ with 
 
 examples 
 
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 1920 
 
 JAPAN PAPER COMPANY 
 
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 Copyright 1920 
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 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF 
 GRAPHIC ARTS 
 
 {etwig forth the fact that of all 
 the specimens of pri?tting show?t 
 at this great exhibitiofi a large per- 
 centage were printed on ha?idmade 
 papers supplied exclusively by the 
 Japan Paper Company. 
 
 This is the more significant since 
 the exhibition contained specimens of 
 printing from all parts of the 
 United States and Canada; repre- 
 senting every variety of work from 
 widely scattered sources^ all indicating 
 the unmistakable trend toward the 
 use of handmade papers for the best 
 printed matter.
 
 CADE: ''Thou hast most traitorously corrupted 
 the youth of the realm in erecting a grammar 
 school; and whereas ^ before ^ our forefathers had no 
 other books but the score and the tally ^ thou hast 
 caused printing to be used; and^ contrary to the king^ 
 his crown^ and dignity, thou hast built a paper-mill.'' 
 
 — King Henry VI, Part 2, Act IV, Scene 7.
 
 ACHIEVEMENT 
 
 THE American Institute of Graphic Arts held an 
 exhibition of Printing in the galleries of the National 
 Arts Club in New York, from May fifth to June first, 
 Nineteen hundred and twenty. 
 
 The purpose of this exhibition was to assemble a rep- 
 resentative collection of contemporary x'^merican printing, 
 definitely to indicate the standards attained by the print- 
 ing art in this country. 
 
 The announcement of the exhibition met with instant 
 response from representative printers in all sections of 
 the United States and Canada. Thousands of specimens 
 were submitted to the Committee, and after careful ex- 
 amination over fifteen hundred were selected for exhibition. 
 
 The classification of exhibits included Books, Cata- 
 logues, Labels, Booklets, Circulars, Stationery, Calendars, 
 Wrappers, Display Cards, Cards, Folders, Posters, Prints, 
 Advertisements, Color Printing and Maps. 
 
 That the purpose of the exhibition was accomplished 
 in large measure, is best evidenced by the enthusiastic 
 interest displayed by the many devotees of the printing 
 art who were daily visitors. Further indication of this is 
 to be found in the published comments on the exhibition 
 appearing in the trade publications and newspapers. 
 
 The Committee of Judges awarded gold, silver and 
 bronze medals as announced elsewhere in this volume; The
 
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 American Institute of Graphic Arts Gold Medal for the 
 best specimen in the Exhibition was awarded to No. 277: 
 book, 15x20, title "Old Masters Drawings," printed for 
 Mortimer L. Schiff, printed by Norman T. A. Munder 
 Company; cover French Marble paper; text 192 pages, 
 end and fly leaf unbleached handmade Arnold paper; 
 photogravure illustrations; exhibited by Norman T. A. 
 Munder Company of Baltimore. 
 
 One outstanding feature of this great exhibition almost 
 universally observed and widely commented on, is the 
 large proportion of the exhibits printed, wholly or in part, 
 upon paper supplied by the Japan Paper Company. 
 
 Of the total number of specimens shown in the various 
 classes, the percentage of those on handmade papers were 
 as follows; 
 
 Folders 
 
 49% 
 
 Posters 
 
 43% 
 
 Cards 
 
 51% 
 
 Prints (typographic) 
 
 25% 
 
 Labels 
 
 59% 
 
 Books 
 
 39% 
 
 Circulars 
 
 58% 
 
 Catalogues 
 
 12% 
 
 Stationery 
 
 22% 
 
 Booklets 
 
 40% 
 
 This is remarkable evidence of the influence of paper 
 upon the advancement of the standards of the printing art. 
 
 Art lends inspiration to faith and faith finds expression 
 in works. Twenty years ago the Japan Paper Company 
 was founded upon faith in the idea that by upholding the 
 finest traditions of the art of paper making and extending 
 the market for its worthiest products, the printing and 
 allied arts could best be served and their standards 
 advanced.
 
 Achievement Page 9 
 
 This printing exhibition has furnished evidence that 
 this faith was more than justified. It has demonstrated 
 that the rare handmade papers from Europe and the 
 Orient, handled exclusively by the Japan Paper Company, 
 have been a powerful factor in the development of the 
 printing art in the western hemisphere. 
 
 It has been the constant effort of this company to 
 advance the interests of the Graphic Arts by making a 
 special study of fine papers, by obtaining the finest grades 
 from various parts of the world, and presenting them in 
 the most attractive manner. 
 
 In the beginning of its business the company dealt 
 exclusively in the products of Japan, hence the name, 
 Japan Paper Company; later the papers of China and 
 Korea were added, and as the appreciation of their possi- 
 bilities warranted, the papers of the European makers 
 were included. 
 
 The officers of the Company have traveled extensively 
 through Europe and the Orient to obtain the finest 
 products of foreign paper makers for the American market. 
 
 In the exploitation of these exceptional papers they 
 have enjoyed the enthusiastic cooperation of progressive 
 artists and printers who have not been lacking in appre- 
 ciation of their unusual merits and artistic possibilities. 
 The results were admirably shown in the printing exhibi- 
 tion in the remarkable collection of catalogues, booklets, 
 folders, circulars, posters, labels and cards featuring these 
 distinctive papers. 
 
 During the war, which made the supply of these foreign
 
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 papers practically unavailable, the Japan Paper Company 
 was able to render peculiarly valuable service to the Ord- 
 nance Department of the Government in producing certain 
 useful materials unobtainable from any other source. 
 
 Since the termination of hostilities, trips have been 
 made to Europe and the Orient by officers of the company, 
 for the purpose of securing an early resumption of trade 
 relations to meet the growing demand for these unusual 
 papers of foreign manufacture. 
 
 It is generally conceded that the printing art has made 
 more progress in the last twenty-five years than in the 
 century preceding. It is not too much to say that one 
 of the most helpful influences to which this progress must 
 be attributed is the encouragement and sympathetic 
 cooperation afforded to the earnest and progressive 
 craftsmen by the Japan Paper Company in furnishing 
 papers offering such tempting possibilities to the artist 
 and printer. These papers by their very texture, color, 
 substance and "feel" may, unadorned by design 
 or text, suggest almost every human emotion as 
 tenderness, virility, anger, vigor, daintiness, sentiment, 
 strength, etc. 
 
 To the artist and printer blessed with a genuine ap- 
 preciation of their distinctive charm they offer an endless 
 opportunity for his best expression. 
 
 A brief reference to some of the principal sources of 
 supply of these papers may not be without interest. 
 
 China, though the first country to engage in the paper
 
 Achievement Page 1 1 
 
 making industry has been singularly lacking in its develop- 
 ment. It is characteristic of the Chinese to cling to the 
 past and to turn a deaf ear to the calls of progress. From 
 the Chinese point of view that which the past accepted 
 is good enough to meet the needs of today. This element 
 in the Chinese character is exemplified by the fact that 
 in common use may be found today many sheets of Chinese 
 papers not varying in a single detail of quality, size, 
 texture, color and crudity from their prototypes of many 
 centuries past. 
 
 This has served to establish for these papers a place 
 all their own, and has undoubtedly restricted the varieties 
 of handmade papers of Chinese origin. Fortified by this 
 isolation they stand apart untouched, unchanged by the 
 progress of the new world. In this respect they perfectly 
 typify the vast kingdom whence they come, so slow to 
 open its doors to admit the wonders of modern progress. 
 The Chinese papers bear the earmarks of the first great 
 invention and suggest grimly the conditions of those dim 
 days of the past which still live in China. A fair exam- 
 ple of this is the Hang Chow representing the unchanging 
 customs of centuries. Its merit lies in its appearance of 
 age and the interest it cannot fail to attract by its warm 
 tint and unusual texture. The poster "Old China" im- 
 printed on this paper received the award of the silver 
 medal in the poster class. 
 
 J apan, notwithstanding her close geographical relation to 
 China seems to afford a peculiar contrast to her neighbor
 
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 In the development of her paper-making industry. The 
 Japanese more than any other nation have progressed 
 in the art of producing fine papers of vegetable fibre. 
 
 Though originating in China, this industry has made 
 its greatest strides in the land of Nippon. The Japanese 
 have devised improvements which have left the products 
 of Chinese paper makers far behind. 
 
 Indigenous to the Island are the Kodzu, Mitsumata 
 and Gampi shrubs, from which Japan's entire output 
 of native paper is made. These shrubs are very similar 
 to the mulberry plant, and the soft beautiful lustre which 
 characterizes Japanese paper is due to the peculiar silky 
 texture of this fibre. 
 
 Domestic architecture in Japan was aided largely by 
 the addition of paper as material for house building, 
 in the form of the shoji (or window), and the use of the 
 fan, parasol, lantern and screen, and above all as shown 
 in the art of the people, by kakemonos and prints — all of 
 early origin in Japan. 
 
 These led to a demand that rapidly developed and 
 resulted in many new uses and in a manufacture that be- 
 came practically universal throughout the island. So 
 great is the variety now produced that it is impossible to 
 offer any one sheet as typical of Japanese manufacture, 
 but without doubt the best known is the famous handmade 
 Japanese Vellum paper which is universally used for fine 
 books and plate and process reproductions. 
 
 The many other styles, each in itself individual, are 
 becoming more generally known and appreciated, through
 
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 their adaptability to the interests of modern advertising, 
 especially when the wares in question possess a character, 
 worthy of reflection in the quality and novelty of the 
 paper and when the artistic may vie with the commercial. 
 
 Spanish claims to the distinction of being the first 
 country in Europe to engage in the manufacture of paper 
 are disputed by Italy. Support is found for the claims 
 of Spain in the fact that through the intercourse of wars 
 the Chinese came into contact with the Arabs who 
 acquired from them the secret of paper making and at 
 once put it into practice with the use of linen and cotton 
 rags obtained from their discarded cloaks and mantles. 
 It was early in the eleventh century that this industry 
 was started in the old city of Toledo whence it spread 
 throughout the country. Departing from her traditions 
 which have led her in most matters to cling to the old 
 times and ancient customs Spain has, singularly enough, 
 in her paper industry failed to carry on in the development 
 of handmade papers. These are being gradually but 
 certainly replaced by the machine made sheets. One or 
 two "tubs" still survive however and the quality of their 
 output is beyond question. 
 
 The excellent character of these papers and their 
 limited variety but add to their value, and their resulting 
 exclusiveness renders them particularly useful and in- 
 teresting for certain purposes. 
 
 The pretentions of Italy as the first of the European 
 countries to seriously undertake the making of papers
 
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 are not to be ignored. To her must be accorded the credit 
 for first introducing the use of animal size, replacing the 
 vegetable size originally used by the Chinese. 
 
 Early in the eleventh century paper making was in- 
 augurated at Amalfi and at Fabriano. Both mills are 
 still in existence; the former little more than a relic; the 
 latter a great plant, turning out the wonderful papers 
 which bear its name. 
 
 In these mills the crude original forms are still largely 
 used and the papers have lost little of their original 
 character except that they have progressed in their 
 adaptation to modern needs. One sheet in particular is 
 still produced as it was in the early thirteenth century 
 and it shows the great coarse screen and the crude water- 
 mark of the Star. 
 
 Among all of the handmade papers in present use 
 those from the Italian mills have a peculiar charm of 
 texture and color, and they fittingly adorn many delightful 
 specimens of the printing art. 
 
 In France the making of paper is rated as a national 
 industry. Its introduction is generally assigned to the 
 latter part of the twelfth century and a French water- 
 mark is said to exist bearing date of 1282. 
 
 To Beaumarchais is accredited the preservation and 
 conservation of three famous mills, one at Arches, one at 
 Archettes, and one at Plombieres (all founded in 1492). 
 
 Mills were scattered about central and southern France 
 especially in Lorraine, and Vosges, where the air, the
 
 Achievement Page i^ 
 
 brooks and the rivers were exceptionally pure, giving to 
 the pulp the desired whiteness; for in paper making 
 natural forces play a great part. Moreover, work with 
 the hands was not considered menial, and the art was 
 handed down from father to son as an inheritance, many 
 of the smaller mills not even employing outside help, the 
 women of the household taking part in the enterprise. 
 The larger mills took on the form of schools or ateliers, 
 where the boys were apprenticed for a term of years; 
 thus the youths were brought up to love the trade which 
 their forefathers had left them. 
 
 The works of art, the glory of the Renaissance were 
 printed on the beautiful rag papers which the finesse, and 
 love of handiwork of the Frenchman had created, and 
 today the fine books of France are still made with the 
 same materials. That these materials have lived is due 
 to their worth, and that this worth is just as inherent to- 
 day as then, has been proved by their adaptation to 
 works above the ordinary in this country. 
 
 England with characteristic conservatism was the last 
 of the old world countries to engage in paper making. 
 For many years the handmade papers for England were 
 imported from France and Holland. Not until the six- 
 teenth century was the industry firmly established in 
 England though this followed a long period of experi- 
 mentation dating back well into the previous century. 
 
 The same conservatism prevented development up to 
 about 1685 when, as the records show, the Huguenots
 
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 emigrating from France revived the industry and thus the 
 art and mills were started in England on the same plan as 
 in France, being handed down from father to son, from 
 generation to generation. 
 
 So the handiwork was cultivated and continually 
 bettered with typical British thoroughness, which cul- 
 minated in the high standard demanded by William Morris 
 in his shop at Kelmscott. Here he revolutionized the 
 art of book making, the influence of which is still felt and 
 demonstrated by many workshops and presses patterned 
 after his. Not alone do his theories, ideals and books 
 live, but the materials he used, designed as they were to 
 meet his high requirements, still survive and are as repre- 
 sentative of worth and quality today as at the time of 
 their inception. 
 
 It is interesting in this connection to note that the 
 Kelmscott paper is still made in the same way and by the 
 same people. It naturally follows that a paper which 
 answers such requirements is a safe medium to use today 
 in any form of good advertising. 
 
 If England was the last of the European countries 
 to enter the field of paper making, her advancement in 
 the art has been equally notable. Indeed her progress 
 in this industry has fully kept pace with her advancement 
 in every manifestation of the graphic arts; and who does 
 not pay tribute to her master craftsmen of this and the 
 preceding century in "the art of all arts preservative?" 
 
 To those hereditary artisans of Orient and Occident
 
 Achievement Page 17 
 
 whose skill, industry and ingenuity have developed and 
 preserved for the use of the modern craftsmen these 
 wonderful handmade papers, must be accorded a promi- 
 nent place among the factors which make for printing of 
 the highest quality. To the Japan Paper Company 
 great credit is due for making these remarkable papers 
 available to the printers of America. 
 
 The achievement of their high purpose is thus signal- 
 ized as evidence of the vast influence of the paper makers 
 in the advancement of the Art of Printing.
 
 EXAMPLES 
 
 of exhibits made wholly or in part of 
 
 the handmade papers of the 
 
 Japan T'aper (Company
 
 NOTE 
 
 /N the list zvhich foikzvs, the items 
 marked with an asterisk (*J were 
 not eligible to competition, the exhib- 
 itors being on the Committee of Judges.
 
 EXAMPLES 
 
 BOOKS 
 
 Book, The Merrymount Press; 8 x loj^^; printed for and exhibited *42 
 by D. B. Updike. Cover, handmade XIII Century paper; text 
 (24 pages), handmade Italian paper. 
 
 Book, The Isle of Pines; 6^ x 8K; printed for the Club of Odd *43 
 Volumes; printed and exhibited by D. B. Updike. Cover, 
 handmade French Marble paper; text (120 pages), special hand- 
 made paper. 
 
 Book, Bibliotheca Americana; 7x11; printed and exhibited by *45 
 D. B. Updike. Cover, handmade Roma paper; text (240 
 pages), handmade Fabriano paper. 
 
 Book, A Catalogue of the Collection of Prints from the Studiorum *^6 
 of Joseph M. W. Turner; 9 x 12^; privately printed; printed 
 and exhibited by D. B. Updike. Cover, handmade Florentine 
 paper, stamped in gold. 
 
 Book, The Jonny-Cake Papers; 6x9; printed for subscribers; *48 
 printed and exhibited by D. B. Updike. Cover, handmade 
 Roma paper; text (430 pages), special handmade paper. 
 
 Book, A Catalogue of the Engraved Plates for Picturesque Views *49 
 in England and Wales; 5^ x 9^; privately printed; printed and 
 exhibited by D. B. Updike. Cover, handmade Florentine 
 paper; text (104 pages), end and fly leaf, handmade French 
 paper. 
 
 Book, The Metropolitan Museum of Art; 5%" x 8^; printed for *50 
 the Metropolitan Museum of Art; printed and exhibited by 
 D. B. Updike. Cover, handmade Florentine paper; text (82 
 pages), special handmade paper. 
 
 Book, Renaissance Courtesy-Book; 6% x 10; printed for libraries *52 
 and collectors; printed and exhibited by the Merrymount Press. 
 Cover, handmade Roma paper; text (124 pages), special hand- 
 made paper.
 
 Page 22 Ex AM P LES; So<9^J 
 
 *56 Book, Newark; gyi x 12; printed for the Carteret Book Club 
 of Newark; printed and exhibited by D. B. Updike. Cover, 
 handmade French Marble paper; text (54 pages), handmade un- 
 bleached Arnold paper; illustrations, wood engravings by 
 Rudolph Ruzicka. 
 
 *58 Book, Isaiah Thomas; 6}^ x 9^; printed for The Club of Odd 
 Volumes; exhibited by D. B. Updike. Printed by Isaiah 
 Thomas. Cover, Fabriano Cover. 
 
 *S9 Book, The Parochial Library of the XVIII Century in Christ 
 Church; 5^ x 8>^; printed and exhibited by the Merrymount 
 Press; privately printed. Cover, handmade French Marble paper. 
 
 *6o Book, Abroad with Jane; \% x 7; privately printed; printed and 
 exhibited by D. B. Updike. Cover, handmade French Marble 
 paper. 
 
 *6l Book, Two Letters from General fFilliatn Tecumseh Sherman; 
 6% x 9; privately printed; printed and exhibited by D. B. Up- 
 dike. Text (24 pages), special handmade paper. 
 
 *62 Book, Pierrot's Verses; 4^ x 6^; printed and exhibited by 
 the Merrymount Press; privately printed. Cover, handmade 
 Shadow paper. 
 
 *6'j Book, A Descriptive Catalogue; printed for the Caxton Club; 
 exhibited by Walter Gilliss. Cover, end and fly leaf, handmade 
 Florentine paper. 
 
 *68 Book, The Iconography of Manhattan Island; 8 x 11; printed for 
 Robert H. Dodd; exhibited by Walter Gilliss. Backbone and 
 cover, Sheepskin Parchment; text (1,000 pages), special 
 handmade Kelmscott paper. 
 
 *7i Book, The Gate of Peace; 6}4 x 10; privately printed; designed by 
 by F. W. Goudy; printed and exhibited by F. W. and Bertha 
 Goudy. Cover, Fabriano Cover; text (24 pages), end and fly 
 leaf, handmade Kelmscott paper. 
 
 *72 Book, 7"//!? Door in the Wall; 11 x 15; designed by F. W. Goudy 
 for Mitchell Kennerley; printed and exhibited by F. W. and 
 Bertha Goudy. Text (154 pages), end and fly leaf, handmade 
 Glaslan paper with photogravure illustrations.
 
 Examples: 'Books Page 23 
 
 Book, Portraits; 10 x 14; printed for Paul B. Hoeber; designed *73 
 by F. W. Goudy; printed and exhibited by F. W. and Bertha 
 Goudy. Text (36 pages), end and fly leaf, handmade Kelmscott 
 paper with photogravure illustrations. 
 
 Book, Songs of the Love Unending; 6]4 x 10; printed and exhib- *74 
 ited by F. W. and Bertha Goudy. Printed for Brothers of the 
 Book. Cover, Fabriano Cover; text (24 pages), handmade 
 Kelmscott paper. 
 
 Book, The Princess of the Tower; 6^4 x loK; privately printed; *75 
 printed and exhibited by F. W. and Bertha Goudy. Text 
 (20 pages), end and fly leaf, handmade Arches paper. 
 
 Book, A Dedication; 7K x li; composed printed and exhibited 82 
 by Bertha Goudy. Cover, Calfskin Vellum; text (8 pages), on 
 English Illuminating Calfskin Vellum in two colors. 
 
 Book, Time Telling Through the Ages; 6}4 x ()l4; exhibited by 83 
 Robert H. Ingersoll & Company; printed for Robert H. Inger- 
 soU & Company by Doubleday, Page & Co. Cover, handmade 
 Roma paper. Plates printed by William E. Rudge. 
 
 Book, To the Latin American Delegates; 8 x io}4; leather cover; 86 
 printed for American International Corporation by the Red- 
 field-Kendrick-Odell Company. Text (86 pages), and fly leaf 
 printed on handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Book, Songs of Seeking a7id Finding; 5x8; printed and exhibited by 90 
 Charles Scribner's Sons. Cover, handmade French Ingres paper. 
 
 Book, James Russell Lowell; 7 x 10; printed and exhibited by 93 a 
 Charles Scribner's Sons. Cover, handmade Florentine paper. 
 
 Book, The Grove Plays; Syi x 9; printed for the Bohemian Club; 94 
 printed and exhibited by H. S. Crocker Company. Cover, 
 Fabriano Cover. 
 
 Book, Venetia; 6j^ x 9; privately printed; printed and exhibited 95 
 by H. S. Crocker Company. Cover, Fabriano Cover. 
 
 Book, Resolutions; 9^ x i2y^; printed for the Spring Valley 96 
 Water Company; printed and exhibited by H. S. Crocker Com- 
 pany. Cover, handmade Fabriano paper; backbone. Sheepskin 
 Parchment; text (16 pages), handmade Arnold unbleached paper.
 
 Page 24 Examples: 'Books 
 
 97 Book, Leonardo Da Vinci; 7 x 10^; printed and exhibited by the 
 Yale University Press. Cover, handmade French Marble paper. 
 
 loi Book, The Log of the Courcelette; 7 x 10; printed and exhibited 
 by the Bartlett-Orr Press. Cover, handmade Shadow paper; 
 text (54 pages), handmade Spanish paper, printed in black 
 with a halftone tip-on. 
 
 104 Book, The Mouse and the Moonbeam; 7 x 10; privately printed; 
 printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Cover, handmade 
 Rizzi paper; text (8 pages), on handmade Italian paper. 
 
 107 Book, Some Milestones in the History of the National Park Bank 
 of New York; 5x8; printed for the National Park Bank of New 
 York; printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Cover, 
 Fabriano Cover; backbone, handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 108 Book, The Annual Report of President Kalkhoff; 6}4 x 9^; 
 printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Cover, Fabriano 
 Cover; text (16 pages), end and fly leaf, handmade Fabriano paper. 
 
 109 Book, And a Little Child Shall Lead Them; 6x8; privately 
 printed; printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Cover, 
 handmade Rizzi paper; text (8 pages), handmade Italian paper. 
 
 iilA Book, Chinese Poems; 6 x 8^; printed for and exhibited by Al- 
 fred A. Knopf; printed by Plimpton Press. Cover, handmade 
 Chinese Figured Gold paper; backbone, Sheepskin Parchment; 
 end and flies, handmade Japanese Vellum paper; text (244 pages) 
 handmade Venetia paper. 
 
 I lie Book, Twenty Drawings by Kahlil Gibran; gJ/2 x 12^; exhibited 
 by Alfred A. Knopf. Printed by Plimpton Press. Cover, hand- 
 made Chinese Figured Gold paper; backbone Sheepskin Parch- 
 ment; cover, handmade Ancona paper. 
 
 II2A Book, Argonaut and Juggernaut; 5^ x y}4; printed for and ex- 
 hibited by Alfred A. Knopf. Cover, handmade Ancona paper. 
 
 113 Book, More Translations from the Chinese; 5^^ x 8; printed for 
 and exhibited by Alfred A. Knopf. Cover, handmade Toyo- 
 gami paper. 
 
 1 13 A Book, Sophie; 5X x 7^; printed for and exhibited by Alfred A. 
 Knopf. Cover and label, handmade Toyogami paper.
 
 Examples: 'Books Page 2$ 
 
 Book, Fairies and Fusiliers; 4 x 6>^; printed for and exhibited 113B 
 by Alfred A. Knopf. Cover, handmade Toyogami paper. 
 
 Book, /«//[i?Garr<?i, 5x8; exhibited by Alfred A. Knopf. Printed 113c 
 by Vail-Ballou Co. Label and title on end, handmade Toyo- 
 gami paper. 
 
 Book, We Moderns; 5x8; printed for and designed and exhibited 1 14B 
 by Alfred A. Knopf. Printed by Vail-Ballou Co. Cover, title 
 and ends, handmade Toyogami paper. 
 
 Book, Thirty-five Sonnets; 6 x 8>^; printed and exhibited by 117 
 Taylor & Taylor; printed for California Book Club. Cover, 
 handmade French Ingres paper; text (54 pages), end and fly 
 leaf, handmade Kelmscott paper. 
 
 Book, Odes and Sonnets; 1)4 x 10; printed and exhibited by 118 
 Taylor & Taylor; printed for the California Book Club. Cover, 
 Fabriano Cover; text (36 pages), end and fly leaf, handmade 
 Kelmscott paper. 
 
 Book, His Royal Highness, The Price of Wales* Tour of Canada; 119 
 10 X 13; printed for Canadian Pacific Railroad and exhibited 
 by The Gazette Printing Company. Text (284 pages), 
 printed in one color on handmade Japanese Vellum paper with 
 photogravure illustrations and half-tone tip-on. Handmade 
 Japanese tissue paper for interleaves. 
 
 Book, Cronica del Famoso Cavallero Cid Ruydiez Catnpeador; 120 
 8 x 12; printed and exhibited by De Vinne Press. Cover, 
 Calfskin Vellum; text (200 pages), handmade Fabriano paper. 
 
 Book, Pictures in the Collection of P. A. B. Widener; 14 x 18; 124 
 privately printed; printed and exhibited by H. S. Crocker Co. 
 Cover, end and fly leaf, handmade French Marble paper; text 
 (200 pages), handmade Arnold unbleached paper. 
 
 Book, A Book of Shakespeare* s Songs; 9>^ x I2>^; printed for 128 
 G. Shirmer & Sons; printed and exhibited by De Vinne Press. 
 Cover, Fabriano Cover; backbone, handmade Japanese Vellum 
 paper. 
 
 Book, Etchers and Etchings; 8>2 x 13; printed for MacMillan 130 
 Co.; printed and exhibited by the Norwood Press. Cover, 
 handmade Roma paper; text (370 pages), end and fly leaf, hand- 
 made Italian Venetia paper.
 
 Page 26 Examples: 'Books 
 
 134 Book, Year Book of the Philadelphia Sketch Club; 5>^ x 8>^; 
 designed by William A. Kittredge; printed and exhibited by the 
 Franklin Printing Company. Printed for the Sketch Club of 
 Philadelphia. Cover, handmade Omi-V Japanese paper, 
 printed in black and gold. 
 
 135 Book, The Will and the Way; 5^ x 7>^; printed for the Metro- 
 politan Trust Company by Oswald Press; exhibited by William 
 A. Kittredge. Cover, handmade French Marble paper; back- 
 bone and corners, handmade Japanese Vellum paper; text (32 
 pages), end and fly, handmade San Marco paper. 
 
 136 Book, The Allyn Family; y}i x 10^; exhibited by William A. 
 Kittredge; printed by Oswald Press. Cover, handmade French 
 Ingres paper; text (24 pages), handmade Umbria paper with 
 handmade Japanese Vellum paper inserts. 
 
 139 Book, Across Catiada; 10 x 12; printed and exhibited by the 
 Gazette Printing Company; printed in one color. Text (32 
 pages), on Fabriano Cover with half-tone tip-on. 
 
 145 Book, The Sleepy IIollozv Country Clnh; j}4 x lo; privately 
 printed; printed and exhibited by T. M. Cleland. Text (26 
 pages), end and fly leaf on handmade Fabriano paper. 
 
 146 Book, The Queen of the Belgians Appeal to the Women of America; 
 9>^xi3>^; exhibited by HarrieA.Bell; printed by the Curtis Pub- 
 lishing Company. Text (112 pages), handmade Fabriano paper. 
 
 151 Book, The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Royal Bank of Canada; 
 1]/2 X loj^; printed and exhibited by the Ronalds Press. Cover, 
 handmade Ancona paper. Text (154 pages), end and fly leaves, 
 handmade French Arches paper, printed in one color with 
 photogravure illustrations and handmade Japanese Silk Tissue 
 for interleaves. 
 
 152 Book, The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Royal Bank of Canada; 
 8 X io>^; exhibited and printed by the Ronalds Press. Cover, 
 end and fly leaf, handmade French Marble paper; text, hand- 
 made French paper; 154 pages with photogravure illustrations. 
 
 169 Book, An Attic Philosopher in Paris; \}4 x 7; printed and exhib- 
 ited by R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company; printed for the Caxton 
 Club. Text (226 pages), end and fly leaf handmade Tuscany 
 paper.
 
 Ex AM PL KS : 'Books Page 27 
 
 Book, Of Much Love and Some Knozvledge of Books; ^}4 x %}4; ij'^ 
 printed and exhibited by R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company; 
 printed for the Caxton Club. Cover, handmade Momoyama 
 paper; backbone, Sheepskin Parchment; text (48 pages), end 
 and fly leaf, handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Book, Daniel Gookin; 6 x io>^; privately printed; printed and 183 
 exhibited by R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company. Cover, Fab- 
 riano Cover. 
 
 Book, Diogenes in London; 6^4 x 10; printed and exhibited by 195 
 Edwin and Robert Grabhorn. Cover, handmade Special 
 Marble paper; text (16 pages), end and fly leaf, printed on hand- 
 made Tuscany paper. 
 
 Book, A Defense of the Dilettante; 9x12; privately printed and 196 
 exhibited by Edwin and Robert Grabhorn. Cover, handmade 
 French Ingres paper; text (24 pages), end and fly leaf printed 
 on handmade Etruria paper. 
 
 Book, Washington's Farewell Address; S}4 x ii; printed and ex- 198 
 hibited by Houghton-Mifllin Company. Text (30 pages), 
 printed on handmade Fabriano paper. 
 
 Book, Paul et Virginie; 7K x ii; printed and exhibited by 200 
 Houghton-Mifilin Company. Text (160 pages), end and fly 
 leaf, handmade Arnold unbleached paper. 
 
 Book, The Years Between; 6}4 x <)}4; printed and exhibited by 212 
 the University of Chicago Press. Cover, Fabriano Cover. 
 
 Book, Charcoals of New and Old New York; 8)4 x lo>^; printed 215 
 and exhibited by the University of Chicago Press. Cover, 
 Fabriano Cover. 
 
 Book, The Art Work of L. C. Tiffany; 9K x 12K; printed for 216 
 L. C. Tiff"any; printed and exhibited by Doubleday Page & Co. 
 Text (90 pages), printed on handmade Japanese Vellum paper 
 with photogravure illustrations. 
 
 Book, Mount Vernon; 6}4 x 10; printed and exhibited by 218 
 Doubleday Page & Co. Cover, Fabriano Cover. 
 
 Book, Song of Roland; sJ4 x 8K; printed and exhibited by the 226 
 Yale University Press. Cover, handmade Roma paper.
 
 Page 2^ Examples: 'Books 
 
 237 Book, 7"//!? Near East; 5J/2 x 7^; printed and exhibited by the 
 De Vinne Press; printed for the Century Company. Cover, 
 handmade Japanese Vellum paper; text (36 pages), end and fly 
 leaf, handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 243 Book, Trophies of Heredia; 4^ x 7^; printed and exhibited by 
 the University Press; printed for Small Maynard Company. 
 Cover, Fabriano Cover. 
 
 244 Book, Our Lady's Tumbler; 4 x 5^; printed and exhibited by 
 the University Press; printed for Small Maynard Company. 
 Cover, Fabriano Cover. 
 
 251 Book, Elegy; Written in a Country Church Yard; 4JE^ x 6; printed 
 and exhibited by Prairie Press. Cover, Fabriano Cover. 
 
 253 Book, A Dissertation Upon Roast Pig; 4 x 6^^; printed and ex- 
 hibited by Will Bradley. Cover, Fabriano Cover. 
 
 "256 Book, Frieyidship; 4}^ x 7^; printed and exhibited by D. B. 
 Updike; published by Alfred Bartlett. Cover, Fabriano Cover. 
 
 257 Book, A Few Words on Christmas; 5^ x 8^; privately printed 
 for T. N. Fairbanks; printed and exhibited by Marchbanks 
 Press. Cover, handmade Momoyama paper; backbone, Japan- 
 ese Vellum paper; text (16 pages), end and fly leaf, handmade 
 Mokuroku paper. 
 
 259 Book, Omar Repentant; t^% x 6^; printed and exhibited by the 
 Cheltenham Press. Printed for Mitchell Kennerley. Cover, 
 Fabriano Cover. 
 
 260 Book, The Lost Joy; 2^ x 5^; printed and exhibited by Thomas 
 B. Mosher. Cover, handmade French Ingres paper. 
 
 265 Book, Romeo and Juliette; 5^x7%"; printed and exhibited by the 
 Monadnock Press; printed for Temple Scott. Cover, Calfskin 
 Vellum. 
 
 266 Book, Educated Dogs of Today; 10 x 13; printed and exhibited 
 by McGrath-Sherrill Press. Cover, Fabriano Cover; text (76 
 pages), handmade French Arches paper with photogravure 
 illustrations. 
 
 267 Book, Pauline Agassiz Shaw; 6 x 9^; printed and exhibited by 
 McGrath-Sherrill Press. Cover, handmade French Ingres 
 paper; text (80 pages), end and fly leaf, handmade Arnold un- 
 bleached paper.
 
 Examples: "Books Page ig 
 
 Book, Fine Prmthig and Mr. Bruce Rogers; 6x9; printed and 268 
 exhibited by Carl P. Rollins, printed for The Carteret Book 
 Club. Cover, handmade Florentine paper. 
 
 Book, A Vase from Omar's Land; ll x 15; designed by Edward 272 
 Edwards for Parish-Watson Company; printed and exhibited 
 by Norman T. A. Munder & Company. Cover, handmade 
 Fabriano paper; text (24 pages), end and fly leaf, handmade San 
 Marco paper. 
 
 Book, The Samos Aphrodite; 14 x 22; designed by Edward Ed- 273 
 wards for Parish-Watson Company; printed and exhibited by 
 Norman T. A. Munder & Company. Text (30 pages), end and 
 fly leaf, handmade San Marco paper with photogravure illustra- 
 tions; handmade Japanese Tissue paper interleaves. 
 
 Book, Garden Book; 9^ x 12; printed for John D. Rockefeller. 275 
 Cover, handmade Roma paper; end and fly leaf, handmade 
 Shadow paper. 
 
 Book, William Byrd, Esq.; 7 x 10%; designed by Bruce Rogers 276 
 for Thomas F. Ryan; printed and exhibited by Norman T. A. 
 Munder & Company. Text (68 pages), end and fly leaf, hand- 
 made Etruria paper, photogravure illustrations. 
 
 Book, Old Masters' Drawings; 15 x 20; printed and exhibited 277 
 by Norman T. A. Munder & Company. Cover, handmade 
 French Marble paper; text (192 pages), end and fly leaf, hand- 
 made Arnold unbleached paper. 
 
 Book, Mergenthaler Linotype Company; g^ x 12)4', printed and 338 
 exhibited by Bartlett-Orr Press. Cover, handmade Florentine 
 paper, embossed in gold. 
 
 Book, Henry J. Heintz; 7 x 10; designed by 0. W. Jaquish Jr.; 345 
 prmted and exhibited by Bartlett-Orr Press. Cover, handmade 
 Ancona paper stamped in black and gold. 
 
 Book, A Bank Built on the Nation's Commerce; 9 x 12; printed and 360 
 exhibited by William E. Rudge; printed for National Park Bank. 
 Cover printed on handmade French Ingres paper, Japanese 
 fold, in two colors. 
 
 Book, Packard Twin-Six; 9 x 12; for the Packard Company; 456 
 printed and exhibited by Corday & Gross. Cover, handmade 
 Roma paper.
 
 Page -^o Examples: '^ooks 
 
 516 Book, The Fourth Anniversary of Great Britain s Entry Into the 
 War; 6x9; printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Cover, 
 handmade French Ingres paper, Japanese fold, 
 
 520 Book, Impressions; \^ x 63^; designed by 0. W. Jaquish Jr.; 
 printed and exhibited by Bartlett-Orr Press. Cover, handmade 
 Japanese Vellum paper embossed in black and gold; text (16 
 pages), handmade Fabriano paper. 
 
 559 Book, The General Chemical Company; 4^ x 7^; printed and 
 exhibited by Rogers & Company; printed for General Chemical 
 Company. Cover, handmade Japanese Vellum paper; back- 
 bone, handmade Japanese Omi-V paper; text (16 pages), hand- 
 made San Marco paper. 
 
 565 Book, A Six Months Advertising Campaign; 10 x 13; printed and 
 exhibited by Alfred B. Kennedy. Cover, end, fly leaf and 
 label, handmade Fabriano paper. Cover printed in two colors. 
 
 572 Book, An Early Literary Club; 4}^ x 7; printed and exhibited 
 by R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company. Cover, Fabriano Cover. 
 Printed in one color. 
 
 574 Book, The Wayfarers Club; z,}4 x%\ Japanese fold; printed and 
 exhibited by R. R. Donnelley & Sons Co. for the Wayfarer's 
 Club. Printed on handmade Roma paper in two colors. 
 
 588 Book, Mor-Lite; 6x9; designed by Charles W. Simpson; 
 printed and exhibited by the Gazette Printing Company. 
 Cover, Fabriano Cover with half-tone tip-on. 
 
 597 Book, Concert by the Aeolian Company., $}^ x ^/4; printed for the 
 Aeolian Company; printed and exhibited by Redfield-Kendrick- 
 Odell Company. Cover, handmade Japanese Vellum paper; 
 text (16 pages), end and fly leaf, handmade Tuscany paper. 
 
 598 Book, An Open Letter; 5>^ x 9; printed and exhibited by Red- 
 field-Kendrick-Odell Company. Cover, handmade French 
 Ingres paper; text (24 pages), printed in one color on handmade 
 Fabriano paper. 
 
 606 Book, Life; 3x4; printed and exhibited by Redfield-Kendrick- 
 Odell Company. Cover, Fabriano Cover paper with handmade 
 Japanese Vellum paper tip-on.
 
 Examples: 'Books Page si 
 
 Book, What Are You Going To Do With Your Boy?; 8 x 12; 641 
 printed and exhibited by the Thomson Company. Printed for 
 Camp Dudley Association on handmade Tokugawa paper, fly 
 leaf, handmade soft Japan paper, in three colors. 
 
 Book, Amiouncement; 5^ x 8; printed for and exhibited by O.W. 646 
 Jaquish Jr. Printed by the Buckeye Press. Normandy Vellum 
 paper with four page handmade Umbria paper insert. 
 
 Book, The Sower; 6^ x 9^2; printed and exhibited by R. C. 647 
 Dyer & Co.; printed for the S. W. Advertising Company. Text 
 (four-page Japanese fold), end and fly leaf on handmade Japan- 
 ese Vellum paper. 
 
 Book, Japanese Vellum; 6 x 8^; exhibited by Japan Paper Com- 649 
 pany. Printed for Japan Paper Company, by William E. 
 Rudge, on handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Book, Gifu, Totomi and Kochi; 6 x 8>^; exhibited by Japan Paper 650 
 Company. Printed for Japan Paper Company by William E. 
 Rudge on various handmade soft Japan papers. 
 
 Book, Michelet Handmade Covers; 6% x 9; designed and printed 651 
 for Japan Paper Company by Mackay Press; exhibited by Japan 
 Paper Company. Printed on handmade Michelet paper. 
 
 Book, French Ingres Paper; 6 x gj4; printed for Japan Paper 652 
 Company; printed and exhibited by Marchbanks Press. Cover 
 and 8-page insert, handmade French paper. 
 
 Book, Country Club Estates; 6)4 x 9; printed and exhibited by 670 
 Matthews-Northrup Works. Cover, handmade Roma paper 
 Japanese fold, embossed in two colors. 
 
 Book, The Management of Public Service; 5J^ x 8; printed and 672 
 exhibited by the Matthews-Northrup Works. Cover, handmade 
 Florentine paper, Japanese fold, printed in one color. 
 
 Book, Modern Development in the Sugar Industry; Japanese fold; 674 
 5J4 X 7^; printed and exhibited by Matthews-Northrup Works. 
 Printed on handmade Italian paper in one color. 
 
 Book, Special Locomobile; 6^4 x 8^; printed for the Loco- 696A 
 mobile Company; printed and exhibited by T. M. Cleland. 
 Cover, handmade Lombardia paper; text, handmade Fabriano 
 paper; printed in black with half-tone tip-on.
 
 Page -^2 Examples: "Booklets 
 
 725 Bookj^w Epoch in Railroad Electrification; 8^x 1 1 ; Japanese fold; 
 printed for the General Electric Company; printed and exhibited 
 by the Maqua Company. Cover, handmade Florentine paper, 
 embossed in gold. 
 
 Book, The Love and Loot of Women; 7 x 10; Cover, handmade 
 Roma paper; text (300 pages), printed on handmade San Marco 
 paper; handmade Japanese Vellum inserts; end and fly leaf, 
 Japanese tissue paper. 
 
 Book, William Loring Andrews; yy^ x j\.}4; published and ex- 
 hibited by Charles Scribner's Sons. Text (120 pages), hand- 
 made Japanese Vellum paper with illustrations. 
 
 Book, The Ninety-first Psalm; 3>2 x 5>^; text (24 pages), printed 
 on handmade soft Japan paper. 
 
 BOOKLETS 
 
 *55A Booklet, The Work of the Merrymotint Press; 8x11; printed for 
 and exhibited by D. B. Updike. Cover, handmade Roma 
 paper; text (36 pages), handmade French paper. 
 
 319 Booklet, The Rieter Laboratories; ^yi x 8>^; printed and exhib- 
 ited by Taylor & Taylor; printed for the Rieter Laboratories. 
 Cover, Fabriano Cover; text and fly leaves, handmade Kelm- 
 scott paper. 
 
 429 Booklet, Rochester; 6x9; for Eastman Kodak Company; printed 
 and exhibited by Matthews-Northrup Works. Text (24 pages), 
 handmade Florentine paper; Japanese fold, with half-tone 
 tip-on. 
 
 513 Booklet, Outdoors; 9 x 12}4; printed for Heathcote Nurseries; 
 printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Cover, Japanese 
 fold, handmade English paper. 
 
 515 Booklet, Official Catalogue British Government Exhibition; 7 x 
 io}i; printed for the British Government; printed and exhibited 
 by William E. Rudge. Cover, handmade Fabriano paper, Jap- 
 anese fold. 
 
 517 Booklet, The President As I Know Him; ^}4 x 8; printed pri- 
 vately; printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Cover, 
 handmade Toyogami paper, Japanese fold, printed in one color.
 
 Examples: 'Booklets Page 33 
 
 Booklet, Modern Methods for Modern Merchants; 6>^ x 9^^; 545 
 printed and exhibited by the KalkhofF Company. Cover, hand- 
 made Teshio paper; end and fly leaf, Fabriano Cover; text (8 
 pages), handmade Etruria paper, printed in two colors. 
 
 Booklet, Coolkenny; printed and exhibited by the Holmes Press. 553 
 Text (32 pages), printed in two colors on handmade Fabriano 
 paper. 
 
 Booklet, Tide Water Topics, Vol. 2, No. 2; 7% x 9K ; printed for 584 
 and exhibited by the Tide Water Oil Company. Cover printed 
 in two colors on Brittany paper. 
 
 Booklet, Tide Water Topics, Vol. 2, No. 5; 7 x 9><; printed for 585 
 and exhibited by the Tide Water Oil Company. Cover, hand- 
 made XIII Century paper, printed in two colors. 
 
 Booklet, Harrison E. Gazvtry; 16 pages, limp cover, 6}4 x Sj4; 601 
 printed and exhibited by Redfield-Kendrick-Odell Company. 
 Cover, Brittany paper; text (16 pages), handmade Fabriano 
 paper; fly leaves, handmade Nettunia paper. 
 
 Booklet, Map Making; 3>^ x 5; printed and exhibited by Red- 607 
 field-Kendrick-Odell Company. Cover, handmade Fabriano 
 paper. 
 
 Booklet, Pomander Walk; 6 x 10; printed and exhibited by Carl 614 
 J. H. Anderson. Cover, Fabriano Cover, printed in two colors; 
 text (8 pages), handmade Tuscany paper in two colors. 
 
 Booklet, Your Boy; 8>^ x 11; printed and exhibited by the 642 
 Thomson Company. Printed for Camp Dudley Association 
 on handmade Momoyama paper; Japanese fold, in two colors. 
 
 Booklet, J Sturdy American Boyhood; 6x9; printed and exhib- 645 
 ited by the Thomson Company. Printed on handmade Japanese 
 Wood Veneer cover in two colors. 
 
 Booklet, Awaji; 6x8; printed for and exhibited by Japan Paper 653 
 Company; printed by Marchbanks Press on handmade Awaji 
 paper. 
 
 Booklet, The Price of Cash; 2^ x 4|<4 ; printed for Japan Paper 654 
 Company by Marchbanks Press; exhibited by Japan Paper Com- 
 pany. Cover, handmade Japanese Vellum paper; text (20 
 pages), handmade Shogun paper.
 
 Page 24 EXAMPLES: 'booklets 
 
 660 Booklet, John Macfarlane Howie; 51^ x 9; printed and ex- 
 hibited by Langdon B. Clark. Printed on handmade Omi-V 
 Japanese paper, Japanese fold; Cover, and four-page text, with 
 half-tone tip-on. 
 
 ''705 Booklet, Announcement; 3x4; printed and exhibited by Oswald 
 Press. Cover, handmade Tokugawa paper, Japanese fold. 
 
 706 Booklet, Western Reserve University; 24 pages, 8^ x 11^; 
 printed for the Western Reserve University; printed and exhib- 
 ited by Horace Carr. Cover, handmade Florentine paper; 
 text, handmade French Arches paper. 
 
 722 Booklet, Home Portraiture; 6}i x 10; printed and exhibited by 
 the Du Bois Press. Cover, Fabriano Cover, Japanese fold; 
 fly leaf, handmade soft Japan paper. 
 
 726 Booklet, Camp Edison; Japanese fold; 8>^ x li; printed for the 
 General Electric Company; printed and exhibited by the Maqua 
 Company. Cover, handmade Momoyama paper, printed in 
 two colors; text (eight pages), handmade Japanese Vellum 
 paper, printed in two colors with half-tone tip-on. 
 
 728 Booklet, Commercial Use for Searchlights; Japanese fold, 8x11; 
 printed for General Electric Company; printed and exhibited 
 by the Maqua Company. Cover, handmade Roma paper, 
 blank embossed with half-tone tip-on. 
 
 729 Booklet, The Totem; 16 pages and cover, 5^^ x 9; printed for 
 General Electric Company. Printed and exhibited by the 
 Maqua Company on handmade Fabriano paper. 
 
 733 Booklet, Concrete Through the Ages; ii x i^yi; exhibited by 
 Joseph Richards Company; printed for Atlas Portland Cement 
 Company by Robert L. Stillson Company. Cover, handmade 
 Momoyama paper; text (28 pages), and end papers, handmade 
 Roma paper with half-tone tip-on. 
 
 757 Booklet, Toyogami Papers; 16 pages, $}i x 7}^; printed and ex- 
 hibited by Marchbanks Press. Printed for Japan Paper Com- 
 pany on handmade Toyogami paper. 
 
 840 Booklet, Reception and Supper; 4^ x 8; printed and exhibited 
 by William E. Rudge. Cover, handmade Kiang-Nan Chinese 
 paper; text, handmade soft Japan paper, Japanese fold, printed 
 in two colors.
 
 ExAjViples: (Catalogues Page -^i, 
 
 Booklet, The Printing Press; sH x 8^; printed and exhibited 914 
 by Edwin and Robert Grabhorn. Printed on handmade Lom- 
 bardia paper in one color. 
 
 Booklet, Vellum Price List; 7x11; printed and exhibited by 
 William E. Rudge. Printed for Japan Paper Company in two 
 colors on handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Booklet, Chicago Short Horn Cattle Club; 6}i x 8^; Japanese fold, 
 printed for the Chicago Short Horn Cattle Club; printed and ex- 
 hibited by R. R. Donnelley & Sons Co. on handmade Roma paper. 
 
 Booklet, Letters; 10 x 13; printed for Teachers College; printed 
 and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Cover, special hand- 
 made Omi-V Japanese paper; text, handmade Korean paper, 
 Japanese fold. 
 
 Booklet, The Song of Solomon; 10^ x 15; text (12 pages), end 
 and fly leaf, special handmade paper. 
 
 CATALOGUES 
 
 Catalogue, Charles Scribners Sons; 6x9; designed and printed 310 
 by the Gillis Press; exhibited by Charles Scribner's Sons. Cover, 
 handmade Fabriano paper. 
 
 Catalogue, E y fF; 7 x 10; printed and exhibited by William E. 362 
 Rudge. Printed for Earl & Wilson Company. Cover, hand- 
 made Lombardia paper, embossed in brown. 
 
 Catalogue, J Worthy Company of Watch Makers; 5x8; printed 363 
 and exhibited for Gruen Watch Company. Cover, handmade 
 Florentine paper in two colors. 
 
 Catalogue, Clark Axles; 7 x 10; printed and exhibited by James 402 
 H. Rook. Cover, handmade Lombardia paper, embossed in 
 three colors; fly leaf, handmade Momoyama paper. 
 
 Catalogue, Zow^ariizij; 5^x8; printed for Japan Paper Company 449 
 by Norman T. A. Munder & Company. Printed on handmade 
 Lombardia paper. 
 
 Catalogue, Hoggson Brothers; 7 x 10; printed and exhibited by 715 
 Norman T. A. Munder & Company; printed for Hoggson Broth- 
 ers, Cover printed in one color on Brittany paper.
 
 Page -iS Examples: Folders 
 
 FOLDERS 
 
 524 Folder, The Nezv Locomobile Service mid Sales Building; 4 pages, 
 Japanese fold, 3 x 4^; designed by O. W. Jaquish Jr.; printed 
 and exhibited by Bartlett-Orr Press. Printed on handmade 
 Japanese Vellum paper in two colors and gold. 
 
 555B Folder, Our Customers; 4 pages, 6^ x 9; designed by Harrie A. 
 Bell. Printed and exhibited by the Holmes Press. Handmade 
 Spanish paper, printed in two colors. 
 
 711 Folder and cover, Vanderhilt Hotel; 8 pages, 4 x 6}"^; designed by 
 Edward Edwards; printed and exhibited by Norman T. A. 
 Munder & Company. Printed in two colors with half-tone 
 tip-on on Normandy Vellum paper. 
 
 750 Folder, Two-Forty-Six Fifth Avenue; 4 pages, 6^ x 9^; printed 
 and exhibited by Marchbanks Press. Printed on handmade 
 Fabriano paper in two colors. 
 
 754 Folder, Lakewood Rugs; 4 pages, 9x12; printed and exhibited by 
 Marchbanks Press. Printed for A. M. Karogheushan on hand- 
 made Etruria paper in two colors. 
 
 755 Folder, Scranion Lace Company; 4 pages, 7^ x 10^; printed 
 and exhibited by Marchbanks Press. Printed for Scranton 
 Lace Company on handmade San Marco paper in two colors. 
 
 760 Folder, F. W. Goudy; 4 pages, 9 x 13; designed by and printed 
 for F. W. Goudy; printed and exhibited by Marchbanks Press. 
 Printed on handmade Tuscany paper in two colors. 
 
 763 Folder, Cobbling; 4 pages, 2>^ x 3>^; designed by Charles For- 
 bell; printed and exhibited by Marchbanks Press. Printed 
 for Melville Shoe Corporation in two colors on handmade Lom- 
 bardia paper. 
 
 764 Folder, Cobbling; 4 pages, 4}4 x 5; printed and exhibited by 
 Marchbanks Press. Printed for Melville Shoe Corporation on 
 handmade Shadow paper in two colors. 
 
 765 Folder, Educational Work of the American Institute of Graphic 
 Arts; 4 pages, 8 x 12; designed by F. W. Goudy for American 
 Institute of Graphic Arts; exhibited and printed by Marchbanks 
 Press on handmade English paper in two colors.
 
 Examples: Folders Page 'ij 
 
 Folder, Institute de France; 12 pages, 11 x 14; printed and ex- 768 
 hibited by Marchbanks Press. Printed on handmade Japanese 
 Vellum paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, The Undersigtied, 8 pages, 1 1 x 15; printed and exhibited 769 
 by Marchbanks Press. Printed on handmade Japanese Vel- 
 lum paper in one color. 
 
 Folder, The Rarely of Fine Printing; 4 pages, ^}4 x 6'^; printed 770 
 and exhibited by Marchbanks Press. Printed on handmade 
 Japanese Vellum paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, The National Institute of Arts and Letters; 12 pages, 7x9; 772 
 printed and exhibited by Marchbanks Press. Printed on hand- 
 made Japanese Vellum paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, To the Provisional Government; 8 pages, iZ^i x 17; 773 
 printed and exhibited by Marchbanks Press. Printed for 
 Czecho-Slovac Government on handmade Japanese Vellum 
 paper in one color. 
 
 Folder, Hotel Gotham; Japanese fold, 3^x6; printed and exhib- 777 
 ited by Marchbanks Press. Printed for Hotel Gotham on 
 Fabriano Cover in two colors with half-tone tip-on. 
 
 Folder, Greetings; 4 pages Japanese fold, 6 x ^%; printed and 778 
 exhibited by Matthews-Northrup Works. Printed on hand- 
 made Tokugawa paper in four colors. 
 
 Folder, H. E. Plurner; 4 pages, Japanese fold, 8 x 10; printed and 779 
 exhibited by Matthews-Northrup Works. Printed for H. E. 
 Plumer in two colors on handmade Tuscany paper. 
 
 Folder, Employer and Labor-Saving Device; 7%" x iiX; printed 781 
 and exhibited by Matthews-Northrup Works on Fabriano Cover 
 paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Third Get-Together Dinner; 4 pages, 6x9; printed and 795 
 exhibited by Matthews-Northrup Works. Printed on hand- 
 made Japanese Vellum paper in three colors. 
 
 Folder, A Touch; 4 pages, Japanese fold 3x5; designed by Irving 800 
 K. Annable for Berkeley Press; exhibited by Berkeley Press. 
 Printed on handmade soft Japan paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, At the Stevenson Fountain; 4 pages, 8>2 x 12; designed 805 
 by F. W. Goudy; printed and exhibited by Taylor & Taylor. 
 Printed on handmade Kelmscott paper in black and gold.
 
 Pagg 3S Examples: Folders 
 
 806 Folder, To Honor Raphael Weil; 4 pages, 8J^ x 1 1^; printed and 
 exhibited by Taylor & Taylor. Printed on handmade Kelm- 
 scott paper in one color. 
 
 808 Folder, California Book Club; 4 pages, 8^ x iiM; printed and 
 exhibited by Taylor & Taylor. Printed for California Book 
 Club on handmade Kelmscott paper in one color. 
 
 824 Folder, A^ezv Address; 4 pages, 4^ x 6; designed and exhibited by 
 W. Parke Johnson. Printed by Marchbanks Press on handmade 
 San Marco paper in one color. 
 
 827 Folder, Fete de Mai; 4 pages, jy^ x 10; printed and exhibited by 
 T. M. Cleland. Printed on handmade Italian paper. 
 
 828 Folder, George Copeland; 4 pages, 5x8; printed and exhibited 
 by T. M. Cleland. Printed on handmade Kelmscott paper in 
 two colors. 
 
 830 Folder, Bush Advertising Service; 4 pages, Japanese fold, 5 x J}4\ 
 printed and exhibited by T. M. Cleland. Printed for Bush 
 Advertising Service on handmade Kelmscott paper in two colors. 
 
 83 1 Folder, Barracas; 4 pages; printed and exhibited by T. M. Cleland. 
 Printed for Japan Paper Company on handmade Spanish paper. 
 
 839 Folder, Price List of Imported Papers; 4 pages, 5>^ x 8>^; 
 printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Printed for Japan 
 Paper Company on Normandy Vellum paper, one color. 
 
 842 Folder, Say It Quickly; 4 pages, 3>^ x 5; printed and exhibited 
 by William E. Rudge. Printed for Japan Paper Company on 
 handmade Sugiyama paper in one color. 
 
 844 Folder, Printed Matter; 4 pages, 2J4 x 3>^; exhibited by William 
 E. Rudge. Printed for Japan Paper Company on handmade 
 Florentine paper in one color. 
 
 844A Folder, In Korea; 4 pages, Japanese fold; printed and exhibited 
 by William E. Rudge. Printed for Japan Paper Company on 
 handmade Korean paper in two colors. 
 
 841; Folder, Thirty-Fourth Annual Dinner; 8 pages, Japanese fold, 
 ^}4 X 6%; printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Cover, 
 handmade Lombardia paper; text, handmade Spanish paper.
 
 Examples: Folders P^g^ 39 
 
 Folder, Japan Society Dinner Menu; 4 pages, Japanese fold, 847 
 5J4 X 7>^; printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Printed 
 for The Japan Society on handmade Mokuroku paper in three 
 colors. 
 
 Folder, San Marco; 4 pages, jj-^ x 1 1 ; designed by Rosa Brothers 849 
 for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. 
 Printed by Rogers & Company on handmade San Marco paper 
 in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Taragona Handmade Paper; 4 pages, 7 x 10; designed by 850 
 Walter Gilliss for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan 
 Paper Company. Printed on handmade Spanish paper in two 
 colors. 
 
 Folder, French Handmade Paper; 4 pages, 7^ x 10; designed by 851 
 W. D. Teague; printed for Japan Paper Company by Bartlett- 
 Orr Press; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed on 
 handmade French paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, A New England Office; 4 pages, 10 x 13; printed for and 852 
 exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed by Stetson Press 
 on Brittany paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Chinese Handmade Paper Making; 4 pages, Japanese 853 
 fold, 3 x 6}i; printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. 
 Printed for Japan Paper Company on handmade Chinese 
 Haikwan paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Handmade Paper; 4 pages, 9^ x 12^; printed and ex- 854 
 hibited by William E. Rudge. Printed for Japan Paper Com- 
 pany on handmade Japanese Vellum paper, in one color. 
 
 Folder, English Handmade Paper; 4 pages, Japanese fold, 5 x 7>^; 855 
 printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Printed for Japan 
 Paper Company on handmade Kelmscott paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Italian Handmade Paper; 4 pages, 9^/2 x 13; printed and 856 
 exhibited by William E. Rudge. Printed for Japan Paper Com- 
 pany on handmade Fabriano paper 19 x 26, in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Spanish Handmade Paper; 4 pages, Japanese fold, 4^^ x 857 
 7; printed and exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed by 
 the Tabard Press on handmade Spanish paper in two colors.
 
 Page 40 Examples: Folders 
 
 858 Folder, Alcora; 4 pages, 6^ x <)%; designed by T. B. Hapgood 
 for Japan Paper Company; printed and exhibited by William E. 
 Rudge. Printed on handmade Spanish paper in two colors. 
 
 859 Folder, Tuscany; 4 pages, 8 x lo; designed by Walt Harris for 
 Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Company 
 Printed by McGrath-Sherrill Press on handmade Tuscany paper 
 in two colors. 
 
 860 Folder, Valencia; 4 pages, y}i x 10^; designed by Rosa Broth- 
 ers for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Com- 
 pany. Printed by Marchbanks Press on handmade Spanish 
 paper in one color. 
 
 861 Folder, Umhria; 4 pages, 7^ x 10; designed by Bruce Rogers; 
 printed for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper 
 Company. Printed on handmade Umbria paper. 
 
 862 Folder, Barracas Handmade Paper; 4 pages, 6)4 x 9}i; designed 
 by T. M. Cleland for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan 
 Paper Company. Printed by T. M. Cleland on handmade 
 Spanish paper in two colors. 
 
 863 Folder, Japanese Handmade Paper Making; 4 pages, Japanese 
 fold, 5^ X 73/^; designed and printed by Marchbanks Press for 
 Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. 
 Printed on handmade Japanese Vellum paper in two colors. 
 
 864 Folder, Arches Handmade Paper; 4 pages, 9^^ x 12^; designed 
 by Everett R. Currier for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by 
 Japan Paper Company Printed by Norman T. A. Munder & 
 Company on handmade French paper in two colors. 
 
 865 Folder, Arches Handmade Paper; 4 pages, 9^ x 12^^; designed 
 by Harvey H. Dunn for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by 
 Japan Paper Company. Printed by Tri-Arts Press on hand- 
 made French paper in one color. 
 
 866 Folder, Eynsford; 4 pages, 9J^ x 12; designed by Percy Grassby; 
 printed for the Japan Paper Company by the Montague Press; 
 exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed on handmade 
 Arnold paper in two colors. 
 
 867 Folder, Furniture Sales; 4 pages, 33^ x 5; designed by Jay 
 Chambers for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper 
 Company. Printed by Marchbanks Press on handmade Wood 
 Veneer paper in two colors.
 
 Examples: Folders Page 41 
 
 Folder, Incudine Paper; 4 pages, 9x11; designed by Rene Clark 868 
 for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. 
 Printed by Typographic Service Company on handmade Incu- 
 dine paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Shoguii Paper; 4 pages, 8^ x 1 1 ; designed by John Henry 869 
 Nash for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Com- 
 pany. Printed by John Henry Nash on handmade Shogun 
 paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Etruria; 4 pages, ()% x I2>^; designed by Benjamin 870 
 Sherbow; printed for Japan Paper Company by Marchbanks 
 Press; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed on hand- 
 made Etruria paper in one color. 
 
 Folder, French Handmade Paper; 4 pages, 9^ x 12; designed by 871 
 the Merrymount Press for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by 
 Japan Paper Company. Printed by the Merrymount Press 
 on handmade French paper in one color. 
 
 Folder, French Handmade Paper; 4 pages, Japanese fold, 5 x ^%; 871 A 
 designed by D. B. Updike for Japan Paper Company; exhibited 
 by Japan Paper Company. Printed by D. B. Updike on hand- 
 made French paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Italian Handmade Paper; 4 pages, 9 x iiK^; designed by 872 
 W. D. Teague for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan 
 Paper Company. Printed by Edward Stern & Company on 
 handmade Fabriano paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Italiayi Handmade Paper; 4 pages, Japanese fold, 5x8; 873 
 designed by F. W. Goudy for Japan Paper Company; exhibited 
 by Japan Paper Company. Printed by Norman T. A. Munder 
 & Company on handmade XHI Century paper in two colors. 
 Folder, Italian Handmade Paper; 4 pages, 9 x 13; designed by 874 
 W. A. Dwiggins for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan 
 Paper Company. Printed by Stetson Press on handmade Fab- 
 riano paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Italian Handmade Paper; 4 pages, 8^ x 11; designed by 875 
 De Vinne Press for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan 
 Paper Company. Printed by De Vinne Press on handmade 
 Italian paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, England's First Printer; 4 pages, 3^ x 6; printed and 876 
 exhibited by William A. Kittredge. Printed on handmade XIII 
 Century paper in two colors.
 
 Page 42 Examples: Folders 
 
 877 Folder, Evolulion of the Alphabet; 4 pages, Japanese fold, 3^<4 x 6; 
 printed and exhibited by William A. Kittredge. Printed on 
 handmade XIII Century paper in one color. 
 
 878 Folder, The Winged Lion of St. Mark; 8 pages, 3^x6; printed 
 and exhibited by William A. Kittredge. Printed on handmade 
 XIII Century buff paper in one color. 
 
 879 Folder, Mss. Makiiig; 4 pages, Japanese fold, 3^ x 6; 
 printed and exhibited by William A. Kittredge. Printed on 
 handmade XIII Century paper in two colors and gold with half- 
 tone tip-on. 
 
 880 Folder, Block Printing; 4 pages, Japanese fold, 3^ x 6; printed 
 
 and exhibited by William A. Kittredge. Printed on handmade 
 XIII Century paper in two colors. 
 
 896 Folder, Gift; 4 pages, 6x7; printed and exhibited by Alfred B. 
 Kennedy, Oakland, California. Printed on handmade Kelm- 
 scott paper. 
 
 908 Folder, Menu; 4 pages, 5x8; designed by Barnard C. Lewis; 
 printed and exhibited by the Stetson Press. Printed on hand- 
 made Etruria paper in two colors. 
 
 909 Folder, The Italian Room; 4 pages, 5K x 8^; designed by Bar- 
 nard C. Lewis; printed and exhibited by the Stetson Press. 
 Printed for the Copley Plaza Hotel on handmade Florentine 
 paper with a tip-on, two colors. 
 
 912 Folder, We Announce the Removal; 4 pages, 5% x 9^^; printed 
 and exhibited by J. H. Rook Company. Printed on handmade 
 Japanese Shadow paper in colors; tip-on of handmade Japan- 
 ese Vellum paper. 
 
 915 Folder, The Printing Press; 8 pages, 5x8; printed and exhibited 
 by Edwin & Robert Grabhorn. Printed on handmade XIII 
 Century paper. 
 
 916 Folder, Interior Decoration; 4 pages, 8 x li; printed and exhib- 
 ited by De Vinne Press. Printed on handmade Italian paper 
 in two colors. 
 
 918 Folder, Bon Souvenir de Noel; 4 pages, 6x8; designed by W. J. 
 Moll; printed and exhibited by Proctor & Collier Company. 
 Printed for W. J. Moll on handmade Japanese Suruga paper, 
 one color.
 
 Examples: Folders Pagf 43 
 
 Folder, Le Monde ou I'On s'Ennuie; 4 pages, 6>2 x 9; printed and 921 
 exhibited by Carl J. H. Anderson in one color on handmade 
 soft Japan paper. 
 
 Folder, Announcement; 4 pages, j}4 x 10^; designed and printed 923 
 by the students, Department of Printing, Carnegie Institute of 
 Technology. Printed on handmade Spanish paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, The Playhouse; 4 pages, 5^ x 8>^; printed and exhib- 926 
 ited by Horace Carr. Printed on Fabriano Cover in one 
 color. 
 
 Folder, Sussex Print Works; 4 pages, 6x8; printed and exhibited 928 
 by the Hiram Sherwood Printing Company. Printed for Sus- 
 sex Print Works on handmade Aurelius paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Dreicer l^ Company; 4 pages, Japanese fold; printed and 932 
 exhibited by Norman T. A. Munder & Company. Printed for 
 Dreicer Company in one color with illustration on Normandy 
 Vellum paper. 
 
 Folder, Ladies^ Home Journal Christmas Folder, Madonna; 4 936 
 pages, Japanese fold, 6x9; printed for Curtis Publishing Com- 
 pany; designed by T. M. Cleland; printed and exhibited by 
 Norman T. A. Munder & Company. Printed in two colors 
 on handmade Etruria paper with half-tone tip-on. 
 
 Folder, Ladies' Home Journal Christmas Folder, Shepherd Picture; 93 8 
 printed for Curtis Publishing Company; designed by Edward 
 Edwards. Printed and exhibited by Norman T. A. Munder & 
 Company in three colors and gold on handmade Florentine paper. 
 
 Folder, Girls' Club Christmas Folder, Sea; 4 pages, sKx 8; printed 939 
 for Curtis Publishing Company; designed by Edward Edwards; 
 printed and exhibited by Norman T. A. Munder & Company. 
 Printed on handmade Japanese Vellum paper; half-tone in colors. 
 
 Folder, Atnerican Institute of Graphic Arts Announcement; 943 
 4 pages, 8 x 10; printed for American Institute of Graphic Arts; 
 printed and exhibited by Norman T. A. Munder & Company. 
 Printed in two colors on handmade Kelmscott paper. 
 
 Folder, Retrospect and Prospect; 4 pages, 5^ x 8; designed by 971 
 0. W. Jaquish Jr. for Irving National Bank; printed and ex- 
 hibited by Redfield-Kendrick-Odell Company. Printed on hand- 
 made Arnold cards in two colors.
 
 Page 44 EXAMPLES: Folders 
 
 971A Folder, At Ilotne; 4 pages, Japanese fold, s}4 x 8; exhibited by 
 George King & Sons. Printed on handmade Italian paper in 
 two colors. 
 
 1009 Folder, Appreciation; 4 pages; composition by Bertha Goudy; 
 printed and exhibited by Norman T. A. Munder & Company. 
 Printed on handmade Kelmscott paper. 
 
 1 149 Folder, It Pays; 2H x 4>i; designed by Jay Chambers for Japan 
 Paper Company; printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge, 
 Printed on handmade Florentine paper. 
 
 1 174 Folder, Christmas Greetings; 5 x 6}4', printed and exhibited 
 by T. M. Cleland. Printed on handmade Kelmscott paper 
 in two colors. 
 
 1177 Folder, Matsumoto; 3^ x 5; designed by William E. Rudge for 
 Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. 
 Printed by William E. Rudge on Japanese handmade Matsum- 
 oto paper in two colors. 
 
 1177B Folder, 4 pages; Japanese fold; designed by Jay Chambers for 
 Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. 
 Printed by William E. Rudge on handmade Korean paper in 
 two colors. 
 
 1 179 Folder, Hottagami; 3>^ x 4^2; designed by Jay Chambers for 
 Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. 
 Printed by Marchbanks Press on handmade Hottagami paper 
 in one color. 
 
 1182A Folder, 2>:tx 5; printed for and exhibited by Japan Paper Com- 
 pany. Printed by William E. Rudge on handmade Japanese 
 Vellum paper. 
 
 1 183 Folder, 3^^ x 5^2; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. 
 Printed by Marchbanks Press on handmade Japanese Vellum 
 paper, color half-tone. 
 
 1 1 86 Folder, Japanese fold; 3K x 5; designed by Miss R. C. Kirby 
 for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. 
 Printed by Lehmaier Brothers on handmade Spanish paper. 
 
 1 195 Folder, Lombardia; 5x8; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. 
 Printed by Marchbanks Press for Japan Paper Company in one 
 color on handmade Lombardia paper.
 
 Examples: Folders Pagers 
 
 Folder, 4 pages; 4x9; printed and exhibited by Marchbanks I2o8a 
 Press Printed in two colors on handmade Toyogami paper. 
 
 Folder, lyogami; 3>^ x 8; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. 1217 
 Printed for Japan Paper Company by Marchbanks Press in one 
 color on handmade Japanese lyogami paper. 
 
 Folder, Price List I and II; 4 x 5>^; printed and exhibited by 1226 
 William E. Rudge. Printed for Japan Paper Company in one 
 color on handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Folder, Handmade Papers; 7 x 11; exhibited by Japan Paper 1226A 
 Company. Printed in two colors on handmade Japanese paper. 
 
 Folder, A Portrait Etching; 4 pages, Japanese fold, 9,}i x 11; 1400 
 exhibited by William E. Rudge; printed for Elmer Adler, 
 Rochester. Engraved and printed by the Manhattan Photo- 
 gravure Company on handmade Kelmscott paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Fugiyama; 4 pages, 7% x 12; printed and exhibited by 1402 
 the Holmes Press. Printed for Japan Paper Company on hand- 
 made Fugiyama paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Consolidatioji Announcement; 4 pages, 7x9; designed 1404 
 by William E. Kittredge for A. H. Sickler & Franklin Printing 
 Company. Printed by Franklin Printing Company. Stock, 
 handmade ItaHan paper. 
 
 Folder, The Locomobile Company; 4 pages, 6^ x 9^; designed 1406 
 by T. M. Cleland for The Locomobile Company. Printed by 
 T. M. Cleland on handmade Fabriano paper in two colors. 
 
 Folder, Invitation for Business Show; 4 pages, 7^ x 10^; de- 1410 
 signed by Porter Garnett; printed and exhibited by H. S. 
 Crocker & Company on handmade Fabriano paper in two 
 colors. 
 
 Folder, The 1919 Alexander Book; 4 pages; exhibited by Norman 
 T. A. Munder & Company. Printed for Alexander Brothers. 
 End and fly leaf, handmade French Marble paper. 
 
 Folder, Italian Handmade Paper; 4 pages, I0>| x 12^; printed 
 and exhibited by Norman T. A. Munder & Company. Printed 
 for Japan Paper Company on handmade Fabriano paper in two 
 colors.
 
 Page /^6 Examples: Trims 
 
 PRINTS 
 
 975 Print, l^ie Rice Institute; 19 x 24; printed for the Rice Institute; 
 printed and exhibited by De Vinne Press. Printed on Sheep- 
 skin Parchment. 
 
 978 Print, Centaur Type Specimen; ii/^ x 17/4; designed by Bruce 
 Rogers; exhibited by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Printed 
 for the MetropoUtan Museum of Art in one color on handmade 
 Glaslan paper. 
 
 978A Print, The Graphica; li x 14; designed by F. W. Goudy; printed 
 and exhibited by Marchbanks Press. Printed for F. W. 
 Goudy in one color on handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 980 Print, Broadside; 15 x 20; printed and exhibited by William E. 
 Rudge. Printed for Pamela Eakins in one color on handmade 
 Umbria paper. 
 
 981 Print, Gettysburg Speech; 19 x 26; designed by F. W. Goudy; 
 printed and exhibited by William E. Rudge. Printed on hand- 
 made Fabriano paper in one color. 
 
 982 Print, In Flanders Field; 22 x 30; printed and exhibited by Wil- 
 liam E. Rudge. Printed in two colors on handmade San Marco 
 paper. 
 
 984 Print, Her Service Cross; 17 x 22^; printed and exhibited by 
 William E. Rudge. Printed in two colors on handmade Fabri- 
 ano paper. 
 
 985 Print, His Service Star; 17 x 22^; printed and exhibited by 
 William E. Rudge. Printed in two colors on handmade Fabri- 
 ano paper. 
 
 "987 Print, The President's Address; 22 x 30; by F. W. Goudy for 
 Victor Electric Company; exhibited by F. W. and Bertha Goudy. 
 Printed by Marchbanks Press on handmade Arnold paper in 
 two colors. 
 
 "988 Print, Le Bonheur de ce Monde; \o% x 15K; composition by 
 Bertha Goudy; exhibited by F. W. and Bertha Goudy. Printed 
 by hand on handmade French paper. 
 
 990 Print, Diploma; 19 x 25; printed and exhibited by De Vinne 
 Press. Printed on Sheepskin Parchment.
 
 Examples: '[Posters Page \7 
 
 Print, Caslon Type Specimen; ll x i6; printed and exhibited by 994A 
 Marchbanks Press. Printed on handmade Japanese paper. 
 
 Print, Ye Feasie;Sx 11; printed and exhibited by Oswald Press. *995 
 Printed in two colors on handmade Japanese paper. 
 
 Print, fFah Whitmayi; S}4 x 10; designed for Porter Garnett; iooia 
 printed and exhibited by H. S. Crocker Company. Printed in 
 one color on handmade Torinoko paper. 
 
 Print, The New Campanile; 14 x 20; printed and exhibited by 1007 
 Norman T. A. Munder & Company. Printed on handmade 
 Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Print, The Lioness; ll x 20; printed and exhibited by Norman loio 
 T. A. Munder & Company. Printed on handmade Japanese 
 Vellum paper. 
 
 Print, The Bargello; 14 x 20; printed and exhibited by Norman 1013 
 T. A. Munder & Company. Printed on handmade Japanese 
 Vellum paper. 
 
 Print, Candlemas; 12x18; printed and exhibited by Horace Carr. 1023A 
 Printed on handmade Fabriano paper. 
 
 Print, C. E. Billings; ioj4 x 13 Mj privately printed; designed by 1023B 
 Franklin Booth. Printed on handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Print, 8^x11; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed 1026A 
 for Japan Paper Company by Marchbanks Press in two colors 
 and gold on handmade Kelmscott paper. 
 
 Print, Trappings of War; 16 x 20; designed and exhibited by 109IA 
 Rosa Brothers. Printed in black on handmade Kelmscott 
 paper. 
 
 Print, color; 15 x 20; printed in Paris by L. George Lepate; ex- 1500 
 hibited by Douglas C. McMurtrie. Printed in gold and tipped 
 on handmade San Marco paper. 
 
 POSTERS 
 
 Poster, Tokogawa; 12x6; designed by Harrie A Bell; exhibited 1450 
 by Japan Paper Company. Printed for Japan Paper Company 
 by the Holmes Press in two colors on handmade Tokogawa 
 paper.
 
 Page 4^ Examples: Toasters 
 
 145 1 Poster, Summer; y'jA x 12; designed by M. Y. Foster; exhibited 
 by Japan Paper Company. Printed for Japan Paper Company 
 by William E. Rudge in two colors on handmade XIII Century 
 paper. 
 
 1452 Poster, Rabbit Poster; ()}4 x 12; designed by Jay Chambers; 
 printed by William E. Rudge; exhibited by Japan Paper Com- 
 pany. Printed for Japan Paper Company in two colors on 
 Fabriano Cover paper. 
 
 1454 Poster, Alherti Poster; \\% x 17; designed by Jay Chambers; 
 exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed by WilHam E. 
 Rudge for Japan Paper Company in two colors on handmade 
 Florentine paper. 
 
 1455 Poster, Boat and Birds; designed by E. Goldberg for Japan Paper 
 Company. Printed by Marchbanks Press on handmade Japan- 
 ese Mikumo paper in two colors. 
 
 1455A Poster, Summer Poster; 11x7; designed by M. F. Foster; ex- 
 hibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed for Japan Paper 
 Company by Marchbanks Press in two colors on handmade 
 Japanese Momoyama paper. 
 
 1456 Poster, Shadow Poster; 15 x 20; designed and printed by March- 
 banks Press for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan 
 Paper Company. Printed on handmade Shadow paper in two 
 colors. 
 
 1457 Poster, Old China and Chinese Paper; 14 x 22J/2 ; designed by Jay 
 Chambers; printed by Marchbanks Press for Japan Paper Com- 
 pany; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed in two col- 
 ors on handmade Chinese Hangchow paper. 
 
 1458 Poster, Foreign Relations; 19 x 26; printed for Japan Paper Com- 
 pany by Rogers & Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Com- 
 pany. Printed in two colors on handmade Fabriano paper. 
 
 Poster, Firecracker Poster; 15 x 22; exhibited from the Henry 
 L. Spark's Collection. Printed for Japan Paper Company in 
 black and gold on handmade Chinese Firecracker paper. 
 
 Poster, Honor Roll; ig}4 x 37X; printed and exhibited by De 
 Vinne Press. Printed an handmade Japanese Vellum paper in 
 two colors.
 
 Examples : £ards Page 49 
 
 CARDS 
 
 Card Announcement, 4x6; printed and exhibited by William 1 15 1 
 E. Rudge. Printed for William E. Rudge on handmade Arnold 
 card in two colors. 
 
 Card Announcement, 3J^ x 5J/2; printed and exhibited by 1156 
 William E. Rudge. Printed for Japan Paper Company on 
 handmade Roman card in two colors. 
 
 Christmas Card, 4 x 6>4 for Harrie A. Bell; designed by Harrie 1161 
 A. Bell; printed and exhibited by Holmes Press. Printed on 
 handmade Arnold card in two colors. 
 
 Card, 1%^ x 3^; printed and exhibited by Edwin H. Stuart. 1163 
 Printed for Edwin H. Stuart on handmade Aurelius card, double- 
 fold. 
 
 Card, Christmas; 3^ x 6; designed and printed for H. E. King; 1168 
 printed and exhibited by George W. King & Sons. Printed on 
 handmade Japanese Vellum card in two colors and gold. 
 
 Card, Christmas; 2 x 3^; designed by H. E. King; printed and 1169 
 exhibited by George W. King & Sons. Printed in two colors on 
 handmade Japanese Vellum card. 
 
 Card, Torino Card; lyi x 5^^; designed and printed by WiUiam 1177A 
 E. Rudge for Japan Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper 
 Company. Printed on handmade Torino card in one color. 
 
 Card, Christmas; 6x8; designed by Jay Chambers for Japan iiSl 
 Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed 
 by Marchbanks Press on handmade Japanese Vellum card in 
 two colors. 
 
 Card, Christmas; 5>^ x 7; designed by Jay Chambers for Japan 1 182 
 Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed 
 by Marchbanks Press in three colors on handmade Yorokami 
 paper. 
 
 Card, Christmas; ^}'2 x 8>^; designed by Jay Chambers for Japan 1 182A 
 Paper Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed 
 by Marchbanks Press on handmade Japanese Vellum card in 
 two colors.
 
 Page so Examples: (J)fCiscellaneous 
 
 1 187 Card, Christmas; designed by Jay Chambers for Japan Paper 
 Company; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed by 
 Norman T. A. Munder & Company on handmade Japanese 
 Vellum paper in three colors. 
 
 Card, 11x14; exhibited by the Japan Paper Company. Printed 
 by Marchbanks Press on handmade Japanese Vellum card. 
 
 Card, 2 X 3>2; printed and exhibited by Fairfield Press; printed 
 for Fairfield Press on handmade Japanese Vellum card in one 
 color. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS 
 
 1 1 10 Letterhead, Japan Paper Company; 8^ x 1 1 ; designed by Harrie 
 A. Bell; printed and exhibited by the Holmes Press. Printed for 
 Japan Paper Company in two colors on Normandy Vellum paper. 
 
 1 1 18 Letterhead, Japan Paper Company; 7^ x 12; designed by T. B. 
 Hapgood; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed for 
 Japan Paper Company on handmade XIII Century paper. 
 
 1 120 Letterhead, Japan Paper Company; j]4 x 10; exhibited by Japan 
 Paper Company. Printed by Marchbanks Press for Japan 
 Paper Company on handmade Spanish paper. 
 
 1 121 Letterhead, Japan Paper Company; S}4 x 1 1 ; exhibited by Japan 
 Paper Company; printed for Japan Paper Company by the 
 Irving Press. Printed in one color on handmade Inomachi 
 Vellum paper. 
 
 1 132 Letterhead, Japan Paper Company; 6x9; printed and exhibited 
 by Marchbanks Press. Printed for Japan Paper Company in 
 one color on handmade French Ingres paper. 
 
 1 143 Stationery, Check; printed and exhibited by the Marchbanks 
 Press in two colors on handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 1205 Calendars, 14^ x 22; printed and exhibited by Matthew-North- 
 rup Works for Manufacturers & Traders National Bank. 
 Mounted on handmade Savoie Cover paper.
 
 Examples: iM^iscellaneous Page $i 
 
 Eight monthly calendars, 4 x 9>^; printed and exhibited by 1208 
 Marchbanks Press. Printed in one color on various handmade 
 papers. 
 
 Calendar, 3^^ x 8>^; printed and exhibited by Marchbanks 1208 
 Press. Series of twelve; all on handmade Japanese papers. 
 
 Calendar, S/i x 7^2; designed by O. W. Jaquish Jr.; exhibited 1210A 
 by Eugene C. Lewis Co.; printed for Eugene C. Lewis Co. 
 Stamped in black and gold on handmade Florentine paper. 
 
 Label, 3H X SJ4; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed 1217A 
 for Japan Paper Company by Marchbanks Press in two colors 
 on handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Label, Samples from Japan; 4^4 x 5K; designed by Jay Cham- 1218 
 bers; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed for Japan 
 Paper Company by Marchbanks Press in two colors on hand- 
 made Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Label, Japan Paper Company; ^J4 x 6^; designed by Rosa 1220 
 Brothers; exhibited by Japan Paper Company; printed for Japan 
 Paper Company by Tri-Arts Press. Printed in two colors on 
 handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Label, 4^ x 6}4f printed and exhibited by the Holmes Press. 1220A 
 Printed in two colors on handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Label, 3^ X 5^; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. Printed 1226B 
 for Japan Paper Company by Marchbanks Press in two colors 
 on handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Label, Jaquish Label; 3 x ^}4; printed for 0. W. Jaquish Jr.; 1229 
 printed and exhibited by Marchbanks Press. Printed in one 
 color on handmade Japanese Vellum paper. 
 
 Label, Ajiy Port; 3^ x 6; printed for Thomas Nast Fairbanks by 
 Marchbanks Press; exhibited by Japan Paper Company. 
 Printed in one color on handmade XIII Century paper. 
 
 Announcement, Ancona Poster; 9x13; exhibited by Japan Paper 1453 
 Company. Printed for Japan Paper Company, by March- 
 banks Press in two colors on handmade Ancona cover paper.
 
 Page s^ Examples: rJhdscellaneous 
 
 1024 Book Plates; wood cuts printed for Grolier Club, Carteret Book 
 Club and Charles Scribner's Sons; printed and exhibited by- 
 Rudolph Ruzicka. Printed on handmade paper in colors. 
 
 1008 Portfolio, 15 X 20; designed by and printed for Harvey H. Dunn; 
 printed and exhibited by Norman T. A. Munder & Company. 
 Cover and end leaves, handmade Roma paper; insert, handmade 
 Umbria paper.
 
 THE AWARDS 
 
 In the ig20 Exhibition of Printing 
 were as follows 
 
 BOOKS 
 
 Original Drawings by the Old Masters Gold Medal 
 
 Norman T. A. Munder & Company, Baltimore, Md. 
 
 Geofroy Tory Silver Medal 
 
 Riverside Press, Boston, Mass. 
 
 Theocritus Bronze Medal 
 
 Riverside Press, Boston, Mass. 
 
 CATALOGUES 
 
 The Book of the Locomobile Gold Medal 
 
 T. M. Cleland, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Catalogue of the Loan Exhibitions of Drawings and 
 
 Etchings by Rembrandt Silver Medal 
 
 Taylor & Taylor, San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 Printing Crafts Building Bronze Medal 
 
 The Bartlett-Orr Press, New York, N. Y. 
 
 BOOKLETS 
 
 Garden Theatre Program Gold Medal 
 
 T. M. Cleland, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Printers' Marks Silver Medal 
 
 The Bartlett-Orr Press, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Lest We Forget Bronze Medal 
 
 Franklin Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
 
 Page 54 AwARDS 
 
 FOLDERS 
 
 Announcing the Publication of the Frankhn Satisfaction 
 
 Series Gold Medal 
 
 Franklin Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 Dignity Silver Medal 
 
 Strathmore Paper Company, Mittineague, Mass. 
 
 Italian Hand Made Paper Bronze Medal 
 
 Japan Paper Company, New York, N. Y. 
 
 COLOR PRINTS 
 
 No, 40 Gold Medal 
 
 De Vinne Press, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Vanity Fair Silver Medal 
 
 Electro-Light Engraving Co., New York, N. Y. 
 
 Reproduction of Painting by Georges Lapape. Bronze Medal 
 
 Douglas C. McMurtrie, The Arbor Press, 
 Greenwich, Conn., and New York, N. Y. 
 
 DISPLAY CARDS 
 
 The March of the Middle Ages Gold Medal 
 
 William Edwin Rudge, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Adler-Rochester Clothes Silver Medal 
 
 William Edwin Rudge, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Arrow Collar Bronze Medal 
 
 Cluett, Peabody & Co., New York, N. Y. 
 
 PRINT S— T YPOGRAPHIC 
 
 Twelve Prints by Contemporary American Artists Gold Medal 
 
 William Edwin Rudge, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Gettysburg Address Silver Medal 
 
 William Edwin Rudge, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Rosa Brothers Bronze Medal 
 
 Designed by Rosa Brothers
 
 Awards P^g^ss"" 
 
 CIRCULARS 
 
 Sixth Summer Session Silver Medal 
 
 Franklin Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 Resolutions bronze Medal 
 
 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, N. Y. 
 
 LABELS 
 
 No- 1 220 Bronze Medal 
 
 Japan Paper Company, New York, N. Y. 
 
 CARDS 
 Nestle's Food Company Bronze Medal 
 
 Designed and printed by T. M. Cleland, New York, N. Y. 
 
 POSTERS 
 Printing Exhibition Gold Medal 
 
 American Institute of Graphic Arts, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Old China and Old Chinese Paper Silver Medal 
 
 Japan Paper Company, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Carnegie Institute Bronze Medal 
 
 William Edwin Rudge, New York, N. Y. 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS 
 
 How Packard Balance Reduces Transportation Costs Gold Medal 
 Franklin Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 Matching the Growth of American Business Silver Medal 
 
 Irving National Bank, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Composition by Marchbanks Press, New York, N. Y. 
 
 ^" Bronze Medal 
 
 William A. Kittredge, Philadelphia, Pa.
 
 Page 56 
 
 Awards 
 
 STATIONERY 
 
 No. 1 1 13 Letter Heading Gold Medal 
 
 O. W. Jaquish Jr., New York, N. Y. 
 
 Friends of France Silver Medal 
 
 Taylor & Taylor, San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 No. 1 121 Letter Heading Bronze Medal 
 
 Japan Paper Company, New York, N. Y. 
 
 CALENDARS 
 
 Calendar Series 
 
 Marchbanks Press, New York, N. Y. 
 
 Paper House of New England 
 
 Gold Medal 
 
 Silver Aledal 
 
 Paper House of New England, Springfield, Mass. 
 
 Cut-Out Calendars Bronze Medal 
 
 William Edwin Rudge, New York, N. Y. 
 
 MAPS 
 
 Redfield-Kendrick-Odell Co., New York, N. Y. Silver Medal 
 
 Matthews-Northrup Works, Buffalo, N. Y. Bronze Medal
 
 Officers — Directors 
 
 Page 57 
 
 The American- 
 Institute OF Graphic Arts 
 
 Officers 
 Honorary Presidejit Charles Dana Gibson 
 
 President 
 Arthur S. Allen 
 
 Vice-President 
 Arthur W. Dow 
 
 Vice-President 
 Fred W. Goudy 
 
 Vice-President 
 Ray Greenleaf 
 
 Secretary 
 
 P. H. Bancroft 
 
 Treasurer 
 
 Hal Marchbanks 
 
 Three-Year Term 
 
 Cyril Nast 
 
 Frederick A. Ringler 
 
 J. H. Chapin 
 
 Directors 
 
 Tzvo-Year Term 
 
 J. Thomson Willing 
 
 Clarence H. White 
 
 Thomas N. Fairbanks 
 
 One-Year Term 
 
 Heyworth Campbell 
 
 William Edwin Rudge 
 
 Edward B. Edwards
 
 Page 58 Committees 
 
 Committee on Printing Exhibit 
 
 Arthur S. Allen Chairmmi 
 
 Henry L. Bullen Hal Marchbanks 
 
 Arthur W. Dow Norman T. A. Munder 
 
 Edward B. Edwards P. J. Bayzand 
 
 Edward Epstean John Clyde Oswald 
 
 Harry L. Gage William E. Rudge 
 
 Fred W. Goudy H. Scott Train 
 
 D. B. Hassinger Clarence H. White 
 
 Edward A. Kendrick George A. Nelson 
 O. W. Jaquish Jr. Secretary 
 
 Committee of Judges 
 
 Paul W. Brockett Henry Lewis Johnson 
 
 Ernest Elmo Calkins John Clyde Oswald 
 
 Fred G. Cooper Bruce Rogers 
 
 Arthur W. Dow Carl P. Rollins 
 
 Walter Gilliss Rudolph Ruzicka 
 
 Bertram Goodhue D. B. Updike 
 
 Fred W. Goudy Clarence H. White
 
 Objects Page 59 
 
 The American 
 Institute of Graphic Arts 
 
 OBJECTS 
 
 TO STIMULATE and encourage those engaged 
 in the graphic arts; to form a center for inter- 
 course and for exchange of views of all interested 
 in these arts; to publish books and periodicals, 
 to hold exhibitions in the United States and to 
 participate as far as possible in the exhibitions held 
 in foreign countries relating to the graphic arts; 
 to invite exhibits of foreign work; to stimulate 
 the public taste by schools, exhibitions, lectures 
 and printed matter, promote the higher education 
 in these arts, and generally to do all things which 
 will raise the standard and aid the extension 
 and development toward perfection 
 of the graphic arts in the 
 United States
 
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