Agner Dwight E (9 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. 17 issues (1 duplicate), 1986-1995. No.s 5, 10-24. Printed wrappers, small slender 4to., 8-16 pages per issue. Displays of one or more typefaces in each issue, along with technical information and short articles on type designers, including Warren Chappell, Herman Zapf, and Goudy. Fine copies of this scarce house organ.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Sewn orange wrappers printed in grey and blind, tall 12mo., 8, (4) pages. One of 110 copies designed, set and printed by Agner at his Press of the Nightowl from DeRoos type. A fine copy.

stiff paper wrappers. The Press of the Nightowl (illustrator). 12mo. stiff paper wrappers. (iv), 9, (3) pages. An Essay on Definitions. First edition limited to 110 copies. A fine copy. A very interesting essay written in the racially-charged 1960s discussing the precise semantics of equality and discrimination. Argues against legislative change as a limitation of freedom to discriminate. ( Fine Printing in Georgia, page104, NB2). Set in DeRoos types, printed on 80-lb white Curtis Colophon text and 80-lb tabasco Linweave Della Robbia cover.

Edition limited to 175 copies, bifolium, 12mo; fine. Plea from printer to "vote no" on a proposed amendment (concerning what is unclear). Press news printed on back. Not in OCLC.

Edition limited to 150 copies, miniature book (76 x 51 mm.), [5] leaves of plates; original yellow wrappers printed in red and black, fine. Comprised of "portraits" "made from ATF Penline Flourishes and miscellaneous pieces of type" - colophon. Not in OCLC.

12mo, unpaginated; photographic illustrations throughout; printed self-wrappers, loss from removed staple not affecting text. Brief newsletter annoucning, among other things, the arrival of a second press. "Lead pi 7" - cover title. Not in OCLC.

Edition limited to 110 copies, 12mo, pp. 8, [2]; original orange printed wrappers, fine. A brief essay on the use of the terms "equality of opportunity" and "discrimination" in reference to the Civil Rights movement (referred to here as "the negro cause").

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good+. Limited Edition, # 54 of 75. This book is hard-bound in blue pebble cloth with a printed paper label on the upper cover. The binding is solid - measures 6 1/4" X 5 3/4" - contents bright and fresh.

First Edition. First edition limited to 120 copies, oblong 12mo, pp. 9, [3]; printed in blue and black; original blue-green pictorial wrappers, slightly sunned spine, else fine. From the library of Kim Merker. The Press's first publication, also serving as a mission statement. Laid in is a 3" x 5" business card printed in green and black outlining the details of the operation.