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Good Day Phill,

In response to your posting, visit our URL at
http://members.xoom.com/jimsattic/ to see a selection of some of our
inventory of early book leaves and other printed ephemera.

Best Regards,
Jim DeRosa

Phill Harding wrote:

>
>
> Incunabula and Early Printing
>
> I have become fascinated with the era of early printing. Could anyone
> supply me with the follwoing information
>
>  1. Any incunabla leaves that are for sale;  there information,
> provence and cost, or places I could visit via the net for info.
>
>  2. Any information about the era of early printing and people, places
> involved.
>
>  3. Diagrams, illustrations of early printing, printing presses, etc.
>
>  4. Any good websites to visit.
>
>  5. Contacts for any societies, clubs, organisations, etc. with
> similar interests.
>
>  Any of the above questions also relate to any printed matter up till
> 1800 A.D.
>
>
>  Thank you in advance for any help or information you can supply,
>
>  Regards   Phill
>
>

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Jim's Attic - Antiques & Collectibles
Special Interest in Early Paper Ephemera:
books, newspapers, periodicals, legal documents,
& other early printed matter.

James DeRosa
140 Clifton Drive
Boardman, OH  44512-1616
(330) 782-0702
email: jdderosa@ix.netcom.com


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Good Day Phill,
<p>In response to your posting, visit our URL at <A HREF="http://members.xoom.com/jimsattic/">http://members.xoom.com/jimsattic/</A>
to see a selection of some of our inventory of early book leaves and other
printed ephemera.
<p>Best Regards,
<br>Jim DeRosa
<p>Phill Harding wrote:
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Incunabula and Early Printing</h2>
I have become fascinated with the era of early printing. Could anyone supply
me with the follwoing information
<p>&nbsp;1. Any incunabla leaves that are for sale;&nbsp; there information,&nbsp;
provence and cost, or places I could visit via the net for info.
<p>&nbsp;2. Any information about the era of early printing and people,
places involved.
<p>&nbsp;3. Diagrams, illustrations of early printing, printing presses,
etc.
<p>&nbsp;4. Any good websites to visit.
<p>&nbsp;5. Contacts for any societies, clubs, organisations, etc. with
similar interests.
<p>&nbsp;Any of the above questions also relate to any printed matter up
till 1800 A.D.
<br>&nbsp;
<p>&nbsp;Thank you in advance for any help or information you can supply,
<p>&nbsp;Regards&nbsp;&nbsp; Phill
<br>&nbsp;
<br>&nbsp;</blockquote>

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<br>Jim's Attic - Antiques &amp; Collectibles
<br>Special Interest in Early Paper Ephemera:
<br>books, newspapers, periodicals, legal documents,
<br>&amp; other early printed matter.
<p>James DeRosa
<br>140 Clifton Drive
<br>Boardman, OH&nbsp; 44512-1616
<br>(330) 782-0702
<br>email: jdderosa@ix.netcom.com
<br>&nbsp;
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