Alphabet and Image 8, Shenval Press, 1948

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James Shand: AUTHOR AND PRINTER: G.B.S. AND R. & R. C.: 1898-1948
Thomas Balston: THE RIVER BOOKS OF ROBERT GIBBINGS
Percy Muir: A SERENDIPITOUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: a review
Ambrose Heal: 17TH-CENTURY TRADE-CARDS
Douglas Newton: PAINTINGS OF PLASTICS BY EDWARD WADSWORTH
Konrad Bauer: HEINRICH JOST: an obituary
James Thorpe: CHARLES KEENE: THE LAST PHASE

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Alphabet and Image 8, Shenval Press, 1948
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