Some Early Printers and Their Colophons;

“Some Early Printers and Their Colophons†offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of early book printing. Joseph Spencer Kennard explores the history and significance of colophonsâ€"the statements at the end of books containing information about their publication. This book delves into the practices of early printers, providing insights into their craft and the evolution of book design. It will appeal to historians, bibliophiles, and anyone interested in the history of the printed word.
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