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Ebernezer Baylis & Son. Book of Type Faces.
Published by 4to, 28.5cm, pp.125 + 8pp supplement,The Trinity Press, Worcester, 1931., 1931
US$ 41.24
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Very Good. Printed on handmade paper, decorated with printers' ornaments, specimen pages of bookwork ruled in blue. Blue grained cloth, gilt on spine and upper board, edges uncut. A very good copy indeed A good, if conservative, selection done under the typographical advice of Leonard Jay. Less usual types in the display include, Mazarin, Cameo and Eric Jill [sic] Sans.
