Scott Coates on the job, watched by Eric Downer
Albion presses were first made in the 1820s, remained in widespread use until the 1930s, and are still seen in a few fine-print workshops all over the world. It's a grand sight to see a skilled printer at work.
John Arnold's book 'The Scholartis Press' has been steered splendidly to publication by Paul Nash. Congratulations to both of them, and to all PLA members who receive a complimentary copy as part of their subscription.
There will be very few PLA members who do not have vivid memories of David Chambers, for many years the indisputable 'head honcho' at the Private Libraries Association.
Sometimes it's not the book, but but the association that counts.
The Working Library of Anthony Wood, Heraldic Artist
Yes indeed... Far, far too much Nag!
The Nomad Press is at home!