http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3 http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/v3/mods-3-2.xsd
the poster/broadside format joined with the book
1 portfolio (21 pieces) : illustrations ; 66 cm. + 1 booklet.
Paul Wakeman's SP-20 Vandercook and the Bangkok boogie-buster -- A lively look at papermaking -- Vandercook : the great American proof press -- La Relieuse : Charles Meunier's Plaquette, 1900 -- Benjamin Franklin : he did well by doing good -- Boxiana, I -- Tom Sayers : Boxiana II -- Jan Luiken's book of trades -- Charley Clappison and the fortunes of war -- The last American wood type and brass circle maker, appendix to no. 10 : curse of the Oval Office? -- Ars typographia : homage to Gutenberg : so long, hot metal man -- Diderot's great encyclopedia comes in different sizes -- T.C. Hansard's typographic note for The Bank of England -- Asher B. Durand's funny money -- Kamisuki Chohoki : a handy guide to papermaking [4 sheets] -- Alexander Wilson : the foresters -- With the IPH in Fabriano, 1976 [2 sheets] -- Thank you, Messrs. Blades, Longman, Jehne & Wronker for sending your Numismata typographia to auction -- A tribute to Leonard Schlosser -- The incomparable Dard Hunter & Son -- Another appendix.
"Broadside vignettes: Volume 1"--Booklet cover.
"A new art form evolved from the best traditions of the finely-printed book and broadside"--Announcement.
Each broadside (or group of broadsides for those with additional related sheets) is enclosed in a folded paper wrapper with title in the lower right corner.
"145 copies printed at the Bird & Bull Press on a great variety of foreign and domestic papers, most of which were supplied by Legion Paper Corp. An even greater variety of types were used. The border on the title page is from the 'Cocktail' series designed by Prof. Albert Finsterer for Klingspor in 1955. ... With the exception of Broadside Number 1, all the text up to 24-point, and some of the larger types, were set by Golgonooza Letter Foundry. The black-and-white and color photos were made by Trice Photographics, the photo-engravings by Owosso Engravers, and Campbell-Logan Bindery provided the clamshell box and binding. This is copy number 45"--Colophon.
The Cushing Library/Lowman/Book Design copy is number104.
The Cushing Library/Lowman/Book Design copy forms part of the Book Design Section of the Al Lowman Printing Arts Collection and Research Archive.
Al Lowman Printing Arts Collection and Research Archive