Originally published in 1912 and based on The Sandars Lectures for
1911, this volume provides a historical study of provincial
bookbinding. At the time of publication the presses of the
university towns Oxford and Cambridge had received considerable
attention. As regards other towns, printing in St Albans and York
has received some examination, but most had been curiously
neglected, including important printing centres such as Ipswich,
Worcester and Canterbury. This book attempts to re-contextualise
the development of provincial printing as a national process, one
in which a number of different towns were involved. The text is
concise but informative, containing illustrative examples, a title
list of provincial books issued during the period, and a list of
biographical works and articles. This is a fascinating study that
will be of value to anyone with an interest in the history of
printing.
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