A list of books for sale. Some are duplicates while others have to go to make room.

Books for sale

If you see something you like – great! If not, check back soon as I will continue to add titles. This is not a fully automatic bookshop so interaction is required. Happy reading.

Bookshop Inquiries.

T&C

If you’re interested in one or more of these books, send me an email. The easiest way to do this is by using the ‘send enquiry’ button.

List the title, order code, address and your EU VAT number if applicable. I will calculate the shipping and make an invoice for the total cost, including VAT for sales shipped within Europe. I will make an effort to be quick. If you have a contract with a shipping company and would prefer to use them please let me know.

You can also pick the book up in The Hague, by appointment.

In general the books are in a reasonable state, but I will note any major damage. These are used books, not bibliophile investments, but the quality is good enough to be of value to a practitioner.

Multiple requests for the same title will be handled in the order the emails are received.

All sales are final. All payments will be online via Stripe.com

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Modern Lettering and Calligraphy

Oliver, McLean, Mansell, Horn.

The Studio Publications London & New York, 1954

Used. First edition. Hardcover. Red linen, 144 pages. Spine has a torn bit. No dust jacket. With many reproductions, some on photographic paper, illustrations and lettering by (amongst others) Zapf, Ogg, Salden, Tisdall, Krijger, Wolpe, Käch, Caflisch, Kurpershoek, Stone. Essays by Ruari McLean, others. A pleasing copy for the practitioners desk.

207 × 290 mm, 723 gr.

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A Letter to Philip Hofer On Certain Problems Connected with the Mechanical Cutting of Punches.

Jan van Krimpen

Department of Printing And Graphic Arts, Harvard College Library. David E. Godine, Boston., 1972

Used. First edition, Facsimile reproduction. Hardcover. Red cover, cream spine. 101 pages. Dust jacket with small tear and some spots. Inside it is pristine. Van Krimpen's own Handwriting is reproduced in a fetching blue. Preface by John Dreyfuss. Printed in The Netherlands.

175 × 256 mm, 403 gr.