OPEN TODAY: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.

Tickets

Rare Books

Kentucky Review,5(2), [1984]. S

Description
Dreyfus, John, "Printing as Industry and Craft: Victor Hammer's Example", 3-18. Author's ms inscription upper title page "For Helen + Sandy Berger, whose / appreciation of craftsmanship, is / one of so many things we have / in common/ John Dreyfus /Carmel / 20 April 1990".
Type
Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Production date
1870-1999
Call number
633396
Creator
Berger, Sanford(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Purchased from Sanford and Helen Berger, October 1999.
Restrictions
Open for use by qualified researchers and by appointment. Please contact Reader Services at the Huntington Library for more information.
RESTRICTED: Box 62: housed in cold storage; extended retrieval and delivery time required.
Rights
The Huntington Library does not require that researchers request permission to quote from or publish images of this material, nor does it charge fees for such activities. The responsibility for identifying the copyright holder, if there is one, and obtaining permission rests with the researcher.
Find out more
View in the Library catalog(Opens in new tab)

You might also be interested in

  • Image not available

    The Library,X(2), [June, 1988]. S

    Rare Books

    Offprint of article: Dreyfus. John, "The Invention of Spectacles and the Advent of Printing", 93-106. Author's ms inscription on upper right page 93 "For Sandy Berger – inscribed to / celebrate his belated new pair/ of spectacles – John Dreyfus / Carmel 20Apr90".

    633396

  • Image not available

    Journal of the Printing Historical Society,5, [1969]

    Rare Books

    Reprint of article Dreyfus, John, "George Friend 1881-1969 A Memoir." Author's ms inscription on first page illustrated with photograph of George Friend "For Helen + Sandy Berger / who was once a pupil of William Morris's punch cutter, Edward Prince, / and later a friend of / John Dreyfus / Carmel, 20 April 1990"

    633396

  • Image not available

    Printing Historical Society Bulletin,28, [Autumn, 1990]

    Rare Books

    Dreyfus, John, "Recollections of The Gutenberg Quincentenary Celebration in Cambridge 1940 and its connexion with Printing & The Mind of Man", 2-5. Author's ms inscription on p.2 "For Sandy + Helen Berger, John Dreyfus"

    633396

  • Image not available

    Scriblerian,9(1), [Fall, 1976]. S

    Rare Books

    Carnochan, W. B., "Swiftiana: Beardsley's Illustrations of Swift", 57-60. Printed greeting card from the author laid in – ms. inscribed "Dear Sandy + Helen - / What a wonderful / afternoon we did have / with you in Carmel./ Very many thanks - / Sandy: it turns out I / had several extra copies / of the journal where / my Beardsley/Swift piece / came out. So here's one / of them for you (see pp. / 57-60.) / I'll be talking soon / to my sister in East / Aurora + will tell her / you're on your way./ More, about that, later - / All the best, / [illegible] / 11/22/84"

    633396

  • Image not available

    Victorian Studies,[June, 1976]. S

    Rare Books

    Offprint of article: Stansky, Peter, "Art, Industry, and the Aspirations of William Martin Conway", 465-484. Author's ms inscription on page 465 "For Sandy and Helen – with affection Peter".

    633396

  • Image not available

    Printing Historical Society Bulletin,29, [Winter, 1990]

    Rare Books

    Dreyfus, John, "Recollections of The Gutenberg Quincentenary Celebration in Cambridge 1940 and its connexion with Printing & The Mind of Man: Part Two", 2-4. Author's ms inscription on cover "All the best – John"

    633396