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Bruce Rogers The Holy Bible photoengravings
Contains fifty-one photoengraving plates designed by Bruce Rogers used to print 975 copies of The Holy Bible, by A.Colish.
Graphic Communications Through the Ages: Kimberly-Clark paintings
The collection consists of 24 paintings illustrating the history methods for illustrating the written word developed between 950 B.C. and the early twentieth century.
Press of the Woolly Whale Collection
The Press of the Woolly Whale Collection primarily consists of ephemera issued by the Press of the Woolly Whale between 1928 and 1941, including prospectuses, booklets, invitations, broadsides, holiday cards, certificates, and programs, among other items.
1983 ATypI Working Seminar papers
Chromolithograph product labels collection
A collection of early 20th century color-printed food, cleaning, and household product labels.
Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. portfolio
William N. Weeden Color Printing Manuscript
The William N. Weeden Color Printing Manuscript is an inventor's hand-written account in 1886 of his discovery of a printing method that produced multi-color printing with one impression. The collection includes color prints generated by the process.
Stephen Neil Cooper Synchronic Comic Book collection
A synchronic collection of all comic books that were published in April 1956, put together by Steven Neil Cooper. This collection includes issues with cover dates that would have been available in April of 1956, depending on the publication schedules.
Stephen Neil Cooper Synchronic Magazine collection
A synchronic collection of magazines that were published in April 1956 and assembled by Steven Neil Cooper. This collection includes issues with cover dates that would have been available in April of 1956, depending on the publication schedules.
Book Club of California collection
The Book Club of California collection contains keepsakes, book prospectuses, and ephemera produced by the Club to promote their publications and programs. The bulk of the collection was acquired over several decades as a benefit of the RIT Cary Collection being a "Standing Order" member. The Collection is not a complete repository of everything the Club has produced since 1912.