 [ Large Image ] | Calmly, Intelligently, Persistently: Daniel Berkeley Updike on the Press in a Time of Crisis D.B. Updike 2021 / Essay / $40.00 Fine / 16 pp Daniel Berkeley Updike, 1860–1941, founder of Boston’s famed Merrymount Press, a specialized commercial printshop where common work was done uncommonly well. He wrote this essay at a time when destruction and disorder dominated the news and civilization seemed to be falling apart. Yet Updike’s tone is one of stubborn resolve and optimism. Originally published in 1941 under the title “A Last Word.” Specifications: Typeset in 16 point Monotype Centaur and printed letterpress in black and blue on Saint-Gilles Gaspereau Text handmade paper. Folded and trimmed to 6.25 × 9.75 inches, making 16 pages. Bound in orange card stock with a blue Zerkell Ingres mouldmade paper wrapper printed in black, white, blue and orange. Limited edition of 100 numbered copies. To purchase this title: Add it to your cart | Other Books by this Author |  | Machines vs. Handwork D.B. Updike 2022 / Essay / $50.00 CAN Fine / 16 pp |
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