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North Hills: Bird and Bull Press, 1964. Limited Edition. Quarter Leather. Very Good binding. Signed. 8vo.; Quarter brown morocco over patterned paper boards, with lettering to the spine in gilt; 91, [3] pages on Mosher hand-made paper; with a woodcut portrait of Thomas Bird Mosher; limited to 200 copies of which this is number 84.~~The book is printed on "Mosher" hand-made paper, which in this case has darkened a bit, and is wavy at the edges. Viz., this is not a beautiful copy, but copies of this book often are not.~~The first biography of Thomas Bird Mosher. Very Good binding.

North Hills, PA: Bird & Bull Press. Fine. 1964. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Number 29 of 200 copies. Inscribed on the half-title: "To John Urabec, Inscribed with warm regards at the Zamorano meeting, Jan. 8, 1969." John Urabec, M. D. was a noted collector, papermaker, and Zamorano member. 91 pp.; quarter bound morocco, decorated paper over boards. The first biography of publisher Thomas Bird Mosher.; 91 pages .

North Hills, Pa: Bird & Bull Press, 1964. First edition, number 66 of 200 copies on Mosher hand-made paper. 6 line Illustrations and one woodcut. 91, [3] pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Bound in quarter russet Nigerian goatskin and decorated boards, edges uncut. Fine. First edition, number 66 of 200 copies on Mosher hand-made paper. 6 line Illustrations and one woodcut. 91, [3] pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Taylor, Bird & Bull Press Bibliography A5

Bird & Bull Press, 1964. limited edition of only 200. hardcover. Very Good. Very Good Bird & Bull Press, 1964, 91,(2)p, linocut portrait of Thomas Bird Mosher, no 44 of edition printed in 200 numb copies, orig gilt lettered - With STROUSE AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION to "George Olmsted, Jr" plus B & B prospectus, plus program of the Celebration of Life for Strouse in 1993, plus typed note from 'Norm' to 'Mark", see photos.

North Hills, PA: Bird & Bull Press, 1964.. Quarter brown morocco, lettered in gilt and patterned paper over boards, fore and bottom edges rough-trimmed. Portrait and manuscript facsimiles. Slight darkening at endsheet gutters from morocco turn-ins, otherwise fine, with the prospectus laid in. First edition of this early treatment of Mosher and his books, limited to 200 numbered copies printed by Henry Morris on "Mosher" handmade paper in Janson, Centaur and Arrighi types. A preliminary checklist of Mosher's titles concludes this work, one of Henry Morris's earliest publications. TAYLOR A5.

North Hills: Bird & Bull Press, 1964. hardcover. Slim 8vo, 91 pages untrimmed, 1/4 brown morocco; patterned boards. North Hills: Bird & Bull Press, 1964. Limited First Edition. Fine.<br/><br/> The first book to be written about the life and publishing career of Thomas Bird Mosher. Woodcut portrait. Number 10 of 200 copies on "Mosher" hand-made paper.<br/><br/>

North Hills: Bird & Bull Press. Fine. 1964. First Edition. Hardcover. There is only the slightest bit of toning where the deckle edge protrudes. This copy is not "browned as usual." ; 8vo; 91, [1] pages; Plain half brown morocco and patterned boards, without title, 6 illustrations, bibliography. **Taylor A5. In an edition of 200 numbered copies this is copy "H. M." Binding sample, in black ink, and in blue ink "The first finished copy- for my old buddy Jack... 8/19/64 Henry Morris." .

North Hills: Bird & Bull Press, 1964. Octavo. 91pp. One of 200 copies. A biography on the life and work of Thomas Bird Mosher, the remarkable New England publisher and literary pirate. The Passionate Pirate is one of Henry Morris's earlier titles. In making it, he was plagued with both papermaking and printing problems, since he had recently acquired a new papermaking beater and a new printing press. The first bindings on the books were disastrous, and the entire edition had to be rebound. This copy is inscribed by Morris "For my good friend Remy Green" and dated 11/15/64. Remy John Barcham Green worked for, and later ran, J. Barcham Green Ltd., which operated the Hayle Mill in Kent, England. Morris was in frequent contact with Remy and his father Jack (John Barcham Green II) when he first began his papermaking journey in the 1950s. Morris says of his initial correspondence with Jack Green: "I really sent a barrage of questions and I must say that Mr. Green was extremely kind as he not only answered… Read More