Barnacles from Many Bottoms romanhands Following the example of William

Following the example of William Morris at the Kelmscott Press

We’ve carried this book since the very first day we opened

Not only is it a model of typography and bookmaking (aside from the fact that it is giant and weighs ten pounds) but it is incredibly useful

They further remind that we are living in a fast-moving age and catering to the most exacting and discriminating people in the history of the world

Barnacles from Many Bottoms romanhands Following the example of WilliamThis is the second book published by The Typophiles and was created as a surprise 65th birthday tribute to the dean of American book design, Bruce Rogers. The title is a play on Rogerss famous marka thistleand his love for maritime themes (hence Barnacles). The book is an exquisite festschrift of printing as each section was printed by a different shop or designer, showcasing a dizzying array of paper stocks, typefaces, and illustrative styles with