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Boxes1and 2: Harbor PressDescription
John Fass and Roland Wood formed Harbor Press in a small shop in Manhattan. From 1925 into the 1940s focusing on finely printed limited edition. The boxes contain prospectuses, printed works, and bookplates as well a list of books printed by Harbor Press. The arrangement was done by John Fass and is not in chronological order.Title
Boxes 3 and 4: Initials Ornaments EtcDescription
Type specimens, prospectuses, proofs, pencil and ink sketches, newspaper clippingsTitle
Box 5: MiscellaneousDescription
Letters, invitations, prospectuses, a keepsakes. A special item is a complete list of books printed and published by William Edwin Rudge, 1926 (17 pages)Title
Box 6: ClippingsDescription
Box 6 contains 1920s-30s correspondence, clippings. It also has layouts and proof associated with Bruce RogersTitle
Box 7: BR (Bruce Rogers)Description
Items designed by Bruce Rogers, one of the premier American book designers of the 20th century. Fass and Rogers worked together at the press of William Edwin Rudge in New YorkTitle
Box 8: Updike Specimens RuzickaDescription
Letters calendars and short articles, prospectuses, invitations, Christmas cards,Title
Box 9: Book PagesDescription
Pencil sketches, title pages, miscellaneous papersTitle
Box 10: ProspectusesDescription
Book prospectusesTitle
Box 11: John Fass Hammer Creek PressDescription
Printings from Fass' Hammer Creek Press. Includes bookplates, articles, reprints of documents, and a type specimen book for Hammer Creek Press. There are also several photographs of his presses and of Fass. Hammer Creek Press from a stream near his childhood home in Lititz, Pennsylvania. He used a turtle as its logo,Title
Box 12: Harbor PressDescription
This is the third box labeled Harbor Press. It has not yet been catalogedTitle
Box 13: B/R (Bruce Rogers)Description
This is a second box labeled for Bruce Rogers. It has not been cataloged