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Holbrook Jackson, autograph manuscripts
Jackson, Holbrook (1874-1948)
c.1930-1940
Comprises the following autograph manuscripts written by Holbrook Jackson: (1) 1 vol. (191 pp.), containing an original manuscript entitled 'Bookmarkings II. 1931-1940', evidently compiled for a proje...
The eighteen nineties : a review of art and ideas at the close of the nineteenth century
Jackson, Holbrook (1874-1948)
1922
A catalogue for typophiles of books of typographical interest : preceded by "Typophily", an essay
Jackson, Holbrook (1874-1948); Dulau & Company
[1932]
"One hundred copies printed on Whatman hand-made paper"; designed and printed by C. & R. Clark, of Edinburgh.
Maxims of books and reading
Jackson, Holbrook (1874-1948); Halcyon Press; First Edition Club (London, England)
1934
Colophon: 'Four hundred copies have been printed by the Halcyon Press, (Maastricht, Holland)'.
The anatomy of bibliomania (v.1)
Jackson, Holbrook (1874-1948)
1930-1931
"Limited to 1000 copies numbered 1-1000, and 48 special copies signed by the author... numbered i to xlviii."
The anatomy of bibliomania (v.2)
Jackson, Holbrook (1874-1948)
1930-1931
"Limited to 1000 copies numbered 1-1000, and 48 special copies signed by the author... numbered i to xlviii."
Typophily : an essay
Jackson, Holbrook (1874-1948)
1954
"First published in 1932 by Dulau & Company of London, England under the caption: A Catalogue for Bibliophiles with an Introductory Essay by Holbrook Jackson."--Colophon.
The aesthetics of printing
Jackson, Holbrook (1874-1948); Oriole Press (Berkeley Heights, N.J.)
1954
Pages [1-6] and [19-20] blank. First published in 1939 by the Strangeways Press, London.--Colophon.
The eighteen-nineties : prelude to the nineteen-hundreds; the recapture of something of a remarkable era
Jackson, Holbrook (1874-1948)
1964
"Edition limited to 60 copies for private distribution."
Sixty-three unpublished designs
Fraser, Claud Lovat (1890-1921); Jackson, Holbrook (1874-1948)
[1924]
The designs are for A.E. Housman's A Shropshire lad.