[Dard Hunter | Inscribed] The Lost Art of Making Books Unavailable since it has been printed

since it has been printed at the Village Press and has the distinguishing earmarks of the his notable private press

of which 200 were for sale

complex illustrations on p

small floral devices at the corners

Offsetting and a few spots to endpapers

[Dard Hunter | Inscribed] The Lost Art of Making Books Unavailable since it has been printedHunter, Dard. The Lost Art of Making Books. [Article in 'The Miscellany' Volume II, MCMXV, Number I.] Kansas City: H. Alfred Fowler, 1915. Presentation inscription from Dard Hunter to William Downing. The first of a series of articles by Dard Hunter for 'The Miscellany' dealing with the making of books. This 4 page article is illustrated with a drawing of the author's historic home and The Mill at Marlborough, "the only paper mill on the American