Fine Print, Vol 7, No 4, 1981

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Successful Small Press Publishing Strategies,
The Small Fine Press as Business
Recent Press Books
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Book Arts Reporter: Omaha
Reference Shelf, 136
Book Notice

Cover design by Sebastian Carter, Rampant Lions Press, Cambridge, England. Interior typography based on a design by Linnea Gentry, Amaranth Press, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Composed in Jan van Krimpen’s Monotype Spectrum by Mackenzie-Harris Corp., San Francisco. Letterpress by Wesley B. Tanner and Will H. Powers, Berkeley, California. Illustrations printed by Helicon Press, San Francisco.

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Sebastian Carter
Fine Print
Fine Print, A Review for the Arts of the Book was published in the USA between 1979 and 1990. It was founded by Sandra Kirshenbaum and released quarterly.

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Fine Print, Vol 7, No 4, 1981
Fine Print, Vol 7, No 4, 1981. Cover design by Sebastian Carter
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