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(NAPSI)—While no one is immune from the devastation of a natural disaster, preparing before a storm hits is key to keeping everyone in your family—including your pets—safe.
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• Have your pet microchipped. In the event of an emergency—natural or otherwise—you want to ensure your pet can get back to you if you're separated. Collars and ID tags, though important, can break or detach. Microchips—computerized and scannable implants about the size of a grain of rice—are more fool-proof since they're inserted under your pet's skin.
• Bring your pets inside at the first sign of danger. Disasters can be disorienting for pets, and they could run away or hurt themselves reacting to loud noises and strange changes to their landscape. Also, rain, flying debris and high winds pose a danger.
• If you have to leave, keep your pet with you. Leaving your pets behind during a natural disaster is never a good idea because they could escape or become exposed to a number of life-threatening hazards. Keep them on a leash or in a pet carrier so they don't escape even in a "familiar" neighborhood.
• Determine where you'll go. Coordinate, in advance, to stay with friends or family members, or find a pet- friendly hotel outside the disaster area. Have those conversations and do your research well ahead of time so you have a plan in place when needed.
• Create a pet-friendly resource list. Not all emergency shelters will accept pets, so you need a Plan B. Develop a list of the pet-friendly hotels outside your immediate area. Research a list of veterinarians in the area should your pet need medical care (your regular vet may have some recommendations). Also, figure out which boarding facilities are nearby in case you need to separate from your pet for a time.
• Pack an emergency bag. You'll want emergency provisions packed for your pet well in advance of a catastrophe so you can evacuate your home quickly if needed. Choose an easy-to-carry bag, label it and keep it where everyone in the family can find it quickly. The bag should include a pet first aid kit; enough food and bottled water for a week (rotate this every couple of months to keep it from going bad); medications (check periodically to ensure medicines in your emergency bag don't expire); cleanup supplies; food and water dishes; bags (or litter for cats) for collecting waste; an extra collar and leash; photocopies of medical records; towels; recent photos of your pets; and a favorite toy or chewy for comfort. It's also a good idea to have a sturdy carrier or crate for each pet.
"What's good for us is good for our pets," said Kris Kiser, president and CEO of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI), the international trade association representing more than 100 power equipment, engine and utility vehicle manufacturers and suppliers. "My dog Lucky the TurfMutt is a member of the family, so we have a plan for keeping him safe in the event of an emergency, and we encourage all pet parents to do the same."
By having all this in place, you can immediately put your pet preparedness plan into action when you know a storm is coming instead of spending valuable time trying to determine what needs to be done to best protect your pet.
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For facts, tips and fun activities for families from Lucky the TurfMutt, visit www.TurfMutt.com.
"Have a plan to keep pets safe in an emergency, says Kris Kiser, president and CEO of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI), the international trade association representing power equipment, engine and utility vehicle manufacturers and suppliers. http://bit.ly/2m2Wlmz"
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Ray Nash papers, 1778 - 1980
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Manuscript MS-1076
Collection Dates:
1778 - 1980
Size of Collection:
66 boxes (100.5 linear ft.)
Ray Nash (1905-1982), professor of art at Dartmouth College. Contains personal and professional correspondence, typescripts, drafts, galley proofs, book plates, press samples, teaching aids, student exams and printed work, as well as photographs, brochures, financial information, meeting minutes, reports, woodblocks of student work and printed ephemera. The material documents Nash's work as a teacher of graphic arts and letterpress printer primarily at Dartmouth College.
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The materials represented in this guide may be accessed through the Rauner Special Collections Library at Dartmouth College. Rauner Library is located in Webster Hall. The materials must be used on-site and may not leave Rauner Library.
Rauner Special Collections Library is open to the public and in most cases no appointment is necessary. The exception is in the case of materials stored off site for which there may be a delay of up to 48 hours in retrieval. Please consult the Access to Collection statement below or contact Rauner Reference.
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The papers of Ray Nash contain personal and professional correspondence, typescripts, drafts, galley proofs, book plates, press samples, teaching aids, student exams and printed work, as well as photographs, brochures, financial information, meeting minutes, reports, woodblocks of student work and printed ephemera. The collection documents Nash's work as a teacher of graphic arts and letterpress printer primarily at Dartmouth College. Materials include print jobs for Dartmouth College, Dartmouth Publishing, and Stinehour Press, as well as material related to his work with the Plantin-Moretus Museum in Belgium, the "Printing and Graphic Arts" quarterly, and the journal "Print." Correspondents include Josef Albers, Philip Hofer, E. Harold Hugo, Sinclair Hitchings, David R. Godine, Paul J. Sachs, Stephen Harvard, Ellic Howe, Elmer Adler, Dana Atchley, Vrest Orton, Leonard Baskin, Leon Voet, Thomas H. Littlefied, Joseph Low, J.J. Lankes, Alvin Eisenman, Roderick Stinehour, Charles G. Bolte, Stanley Rice, Dard Hunter and Carl Purington Rollins. Research for a variety of projects and print jobs, as well as material related to the running of his Broadbrook Farm are also included.
Ray Nash was an emeritus professor of art at Dartmouth College as well as a book designer, calligrapher and historian of graphic design. He was born in Oregon and graduated from the University of Oregon in 1928 and later received an M.A. from Harvard University in 1947, as well as an honorary Masters from Dartmouth in 1949. After college he worked as a newspaper reporter for several years and began teaching at Dartmouth in 1937 as a lecturer in art. He became an assistant professor in 1941 and a professor in 1949. In 1960, he became the Director of Dartmouth Publications. He retired in 1970.
Outside of the Dartmouth community, Nash was active in printing scholarship. He served as a consultant on the subject of printing and published the works "Calligraphy and Printing in the Sixteenth Century" and "American Penmanship, 1800-1850". He founded the magazine, "Print" and served as the editor of the quarterly, "Printing and Graphic Arts." He also wrote the entry for the Encyclopaedia Britannica on calligraphy. In the 1940s, Nash served as printing advisor to the Boston and Maine Railroad, helping to improve the design of their timetables. Nash was a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and was an honorary member of the American Institute of Graphic Arts as well as a recipient of their gold medal. Additionally, Nash held an honorary doctorate from New England College and the Belgian Order of Leopold. He also studied Flemish Art in Belgium, and later became an advisor to the Plantin-Moretus Museum, Antwerp.
Ray Nash ran the Graphic Arts Workshop at Dartmouth from 1937 until 1970. During his time as a professor at Dartmouth, Nash offered many courses related to the graphic arts and bibliography, including 'Books and Printing', 'The Art of the Book' and 'Prints and Printmaking'. In these courses, students submitted various projects that were designed to give them experience in printmaking techniques. Among Nash's students was Roderick Stinehour, founder of the Stinehour Press and Alvin Eisenman, influential graphic design educator at Yale. Nash learned many of these techniques before coming to Dartmouth as a printer's assistant in Oregon in his youth. He also studied at Harvard in 1936 and 1937 under the guidance of Paul Sachs. Nash incorporated Sachs' teaching style into his courses, having students actively interrogate original prints as well as their own printing results rather than traditional slide viewing and lecture.
Ray Nash died on May 28, 1982.
Contains personal and professional correspondence. Correspondents include Philip Hofer, E. Harold Hugo, Sinclair Hitchings, David R. Godine, Paul J. Sachs, Stephen Harvard, Ellic Howe, Elmer Adler, Joseph Low and Josef Albers. Some of the correspondence is arranged in subject files created by Nash.
General correspondence
Dard Hunter; Bisbee Press; George Macy; Continental Typefounder Association; David Pottinger; Elizabeth Beston; Porter Garnett; William Rauschal; Elizabeth H. Rosenberg; M.G. S. Sewell; George Macy
Elaine Bevan; Robert S. Blee; Bauer Type Foundry
W.H. Ham; Ellic Howe
Jones Library; Japan Paper Company
Public Library, Museums and National Gallery of Victoria; Edmund I. Wilson; Philip Young
The American Federation of Arts; Elmer Adler
H. Beston; Bauer Type Foundry; E. Gordon Bill; Paul C. Belknap; Berkeley Press of Boston; George T. Bailey
Continental Typefounders Association; Challenge Machinery Company; John D. Cooney
Thomas A. Edison Inc.; Herbert Farrier; Thomas N. Fairbanks Company
Perrin C. Galpin; G.N. Gilbert; Percy Grasby; Charles H. Gushee; Gutenberg Museum; Nathaniel L. Goodrich
John Holmes; The Hartford Courant; Harvard University
Rolf Klep; C. Everett Koop
Oscar Lewis; Los Angeles Times; T.N. Lawrence
Fred Main; George Moorthamers; Edward C. Muller; Machine Composition Company
The New Bauhaus; "The New Yorker"
Everett de Milt Shipman; "Signature"; Strathmore Paper Company; Storrs & Bement Company; John Spargo; L.C. Smith & Corona Typewriters
Edmund B. Thompson; Roger Thompson; "Typography"; The Public Library, Museum and National Gallery of Victoria
Philip Newell Youtz; Philip Young
Charles Bolte; Bookbinding and Book Production; John H. Benson; Joseph Blumenthal; Donald B.; Ralph E. Beck; Katherine Beck; Belgium American Educational Foundation; John O. Briggs; Brooks Bank Note Company; Berkeley Press; Will Brown, Joseph Blumenthal
Crawford; Gordon Child Cairnie; C.R.B. Educational Foundation; M.A. Cunningham; E.H. Crane; Challenge Machinery Company; The Colophon; Chiswick Book Club; H.M. Chapin; Bernie S. Cohen & Son
Francoise Dony; F.M. DeForest; A.G. Dewar Inc.; Dietrich & C.; Philip C. Duschnes; Donovan and Sullivan; Robert Davis
Floyd C. Evans; Adelaine Evans; Free Press Interstate Printing Corporation
Perrin C. Galpin; Goodspeed's Book Shop; C.S. Goodman; Strickland Gibson, Thomas Graham
Norma Hall; John Davis Hatch; Holman's Print Shop; Harvard University
Kent's Corner Craftsman; Walter Klinefelter; Rolf Klep
Bertha Lewis; John Lydon; G.E. Little
James F. Magee; Ben Mathews; Neville B. Manson; Chauncy P. Munsell
Stanley Orne; Pierre Oly; University of Oregon
George Rebec; Reichsdruckerei; Paul Rolland; Jacob Rosenberg
Spiral Press; John Spargo; Hans Schmoller; "Signature"; V. Sherman; Storrs & Bement; W.C. Saeger
Edmund Thompson; Vermont Printing Company
Williams Book Store; Wittenborn and Company; Herbert F. West
Howard Chapin; M.A. Cunningham; Robert W. Mortimer; College Arts Association of America
Blanche E. Eaton; Elise Eppes; Quincy P. Emery; Elm Tree Press
Alvin Johnson; Crompton T. Johnson
Bill Martin; Bill McCarter; Mylon Merriam; H.E. Massey; Maggs Bros.; Motor Vehicle Department
Arthur Wallace Peach; Pierre Rolland; William Edwin Rudge; George Rebec; Jacob Rosenberg
Paul Sachs; Ford K. Sayre; Stevenson-Nelson Paper Company
Edmund Thompson; Charles E. Tuttle; Vermont Printing Company; State of Vermont; Vermont Historical Society
Herbert Faulkner West; Mary E. Whitney; Williams Book Store
Lewis A. Alliger; Rodney Albright; Elmer Adler
George T. Bailey; W. Turner Berry; James W. Boyden; Louis S. Bacon; Joseph Blumenthal; Theodore Becu
Herman Cohen; M.A. Cunningham
Floyd C. Evans; A.W. Elson
Re. Ralph E. Flanders; Ralph E. Flanders; Herbert Farrier
Charles R. Green; Charles H. Gushee; Grolier Book Shop
Harvard Alumni Association; Holland Furnace Company; Ellic Howe; Norma Basset Hall; Ernest W. Hall; Robert C. Hall; Sol. Hess; Will Hartley
J. Johnson; Alvin Johnson
Rolf Klep; Mrs. Jasper King
"Life" Magazine; Mrs. J.P. Lewis; Thomas Larkin III
H.E. Massey; Paul McPharlin; Maggs Bros.; Metropolitan Museum of Art; Morgan Library; Martin Auto Co.; Museum of Fine Arts
New Hampshire Historical Society; Pierre Oly
Arthur Rushmore; Edwin Rudge; Herbert Reichner; Paul Rolland
Hugo Steiner-Prag; J.B. Stearns; The Scriptorium
B. Westerman Co.; Mrs. Charles Whitmore; Williams Book Store; Whitney- Anderson
General correspondence
Philip Hofer; Hurlbut Paper Company; E.L. Hildreth & Company; Donald W. Howe
Rudolph Ruzicka; Carl P. Rollins
Smithsonian Institution; Paul Standard; L.C. Smith and Corona Typewriters Inc.; Laurence B. Siegfried
United States Department of Agriculture; Fred Anthoensen; Lewis A. Alliger; Alden Galleries; Harriet Dyer Adams; John Taylor Arms
Joseph Blumenthal; John Bianchi; Durkee Brister; Paul A. Bennett; Mary L. Bechu; Blues Streak Linotype; Call for Books; Charles Bolte; Bibliographical Society of America; Ralph E. Beck; Paul E. Bacas
Tim Crawford; Herman Cohen (Chiswick Book Shop); Louis L. Crone; Ephraim H. Crane
Gilbert H. Doane; Davis & Orioli; Goodspeed's Book Shop; Norman L. Dodge
Mary Elwick; Elise Eppes; Edward W. Forbes; Flanders & Patch; Herbert Farrier
Milton Glick; Tom Graham; Percy Grasby; Charles H. Gushee
Edwin Hildreth; Arthur Hall; May Louise Harvey; John Hurren; H. O'Neill Hencken; Marvin Hatch; Ellic Howe; Ranald Purcell Hobbs; Libby Haines; Norma Hall
Elsa D. Jameson; Alvin Johnson
Walter Klinefelter; Ruth Wedgwood Kennedy; James Craighead Kuhn
Library of Congress; Guy Lamson; E. Leipprand
Celia and Gaspe Manson; Paul McPharlin; Stanley Morison; George L. McKay; H.F. McCarthy; Maggs Bros.; H.E. Massey
Wendy Neefus; New England Printer; Stanley Orne
Arthur Wallace Peach; Lorne Pierce
Edwin Rudge; Ryerson Press; Robert H. Royce; Rochester Fur Dressing Company; George Rebec
Spiral Press; Paul Standard; Carl Shopen; Paul J. Sachs; T.W. Streeter; Edward Sanborn; Daniel Stubbs; C.S. Schaefer; Edward R. Samuells II
Robert F. Thompson; Thomas Todd; Charles E. Tuttle Company; Upway Farms; R.W.G. Vail
Howard Wallingford; Williams Book Store; Lawrence C. Wroth; Robert M. Wheatley; Who's Who in America; Arthur Williams; Richard S. Wormser; Robert F. Wood
Boston Athenaeum; E. Gordon Bill; C.K. Bolten; Bodleian Library; Charles Bolte; Mark W. Bradford; Brick Row Book Shop
Chuck; Betty Chamberlain; Herman Cohen (Chiswick Book Shop); J.S. Cushing Company; Charles D. Childs
Davis & Orioli; Dartmouth Printing Company; Dartmouth College; Dartmouth College Publications; Dartmouth Book Store; Marion E. Dodd; Blanche Decker; Laura H. Dudley; Norman C. Davis; Robert L. Dothard; Charles J. Dalton; Addis W. Dempsey
Free Press Printing Company; Mary Ferguson; Bertha M. Frick; Frank C. Francis; Alex H. Faulkner; Herbert Farrier
Gordon H. Gliddon; Goodspeed's Book Shop; Percy Grasby; Ruth Granniss; S. Gibson; Clyde W. Gilman; Evelyn Harter Glick; Charles H. Gushee
Norma Hall; Henry Holt & Company; Clarice and Alfred Hamill; Zoltan Haraszti; Hanover Inn; Marvin Hatch; Harvard College Library
William A. Jackson; Howard Mumford Jones
Kingston City Library; R. Kolvoord; James Craighead Kuhn
Frederic G. Melcher; Owen Moon; Buff Maynard; George L. McKay; Howard S. Mott, Inc.; Neville B. Manson; Percy D. Muir; Gaspe Manson; Elkin Mathews; Paul McPharlin; Howard S. Mott; David McCord
Earle William Newton; Stanley Orne; University of Oregon; Karl Onthank
John Pearson; Herbert G. Porter; Lorne Pierce
Re. Fuel Rations; A. Rosenthal; Erwin Rosenthal; R.R. Rountree
R.C. Strong; Harry Stone; R.S. Searles; Bill Schaldach
J.W. Tanch; Charles E. Tuttle; George F. Trenholm; Arthur R. Thompson; R.J. Thompson; Bill Uptegrove; R.W.G. Vail; Vermont Printing Company
Office of War Information; Alexander J. Wall; Walter Muir Whitehill; Arthur Williams; Howard Walingford; A. Allan Wilde
Harriet Dyer Adams; Fred Anthoensen
Public Library of the City of Boston; Christopher Bloom; Joe Blumenthal; George T. Bailey; Frank Chouteau Brown; Fred Brandenburg; Paul A. Bennett; E. Gordon Bill; B.H. Breslauer
Robert Chase; H.B. Collamore; Paul A. Crouch; A. Colish; Edward Hyde Cox
Albert I. Dickerson; Dartmouth Alumni Fund; Philip C. Duschnes; Glenn Dewey; Ernst F. Detterer; J.U. Douglas
Flanders & Patch; Mildred Fischer; Bertha M. Frick
Nathaniel L. Goodrich; Charles R. Green; Allen Evarts Foster; Strickland Gibson; Ruth Gramiss; The Graduate Club; Charles H. Gushee
Richard B. Holman; Harvard University Library; Will Hartley; Zoltan Haraszti
Mrs. Howard Mumford Jones; Mrs. Henry Lewis Johnson; Lawrence Waters Jenkins
James Craighead Kuhn; E.D. Knight
Allen Lewis; S.S. Larmon; Thomas Littlefield; C.P. Lathrop; Hellmut Lehman-Haupt; Ludlow Typograph Company
Mr. and Mrs. Neville B. Manson; George L. McKay; Celia and Gaspe Manson; Elkin Mathews Ltd.; R. Hunter Middleton; Elinor Gregory Metcalf; David McCord; Thomas Olive Mabbott; Frederic G. Melcher; Percy D. Muir; Henry C. Morrison; Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital; H.F. McCarthy; E.R. Comer; Kathleen Morrison
Thomas W. Nason; Jack Neiburg; The Old Authors Shop; University of Oregon; New Hampshire State Council of Defense
John Parke; Stanley Pargellis; Herbert G. Porter; Helen Elizabeth Peirce
War Price & Rationing Board; William Edwin Rudge; Donald Rein; Jacob Rosenberg; Dave R. Raynolds; A. Rosenthal Ltd.
Herbert Stephens; Paul Standard; Bill and Jo Schaldach; Walter Schatzki; De Forest Sackett; C.P. Smith
Charles E. Tuttle Company; W.E. Uptegrove; Henry R. Viets
Washington Technical Services; Robert F. Wood; Lawrence C. Wroth; Richard S. Wormser; Alice Winchester
"The American Pressman"; Charles C. Adams; Elmer Adler; Josef Albers; Lewis A. Alliger; Harriet Dyer Adams; Henry Alderman
Boston Athenaeum; Frank Chouteau Brown; Martin Breslauer; George T. Bailey; Paul A. Bennett; Clarence S. Brigham; Fred A. Brandenburg; Lockwood Barr
Alfred Chinsano; Robert Graham Chase; Annie L. Carpenter; A. Colish
E.B. Doyle; Francoise Dony; John Sloan Dickey; Joseph P. Donovan; Bob Hildreth; Alex Dewar; Ernst F. Detterer
James V.D. Eppes; Robert Frost; Avery R. Fisher; Frank C. Francis; Willis B. Fellows; Robert J. Fuller; Flanders & Patch
Strickland Gibson; The Grosvenor Library
Ernest Martin Hopkins; Sidney C. Hayward; E.R. Hunter; Truman Heminway; E. Harold Hugo; Alta L. Hawley; Will Hartley
General correspondence
Foster M. Johnson; W.A. Jackson; Ruth M. Jeffers
Stanley B. Kruml; R. Kolvoord; Ralf Kelp
Lanston Monotype Machine Company; Thomas H. Littlefield; Arthur P. Loring; H.A. Levinson; R.J. Littlefield; Newberry Library; The Public Library of the City of Boston; Yale University Library
Neville B. Manson; Elinor Gregory Metcalf; Kathleen Morrison; F. Ronald Mansbridge; MacMillan Company; Celia Manson; W.D. Molitor; Elizabeth Ann McMurray; Sophia Mumford; Gaspe Manson; R. Hunter Middleton; H.P. Schmoller; Nelson W. McCombs
H.K. Newburn; Stanley Orne; Karl W. Onthank; University of Oregon
G.F. Roberts; Edward K. Robinson; Bruce Rogers
Paolo Sonfalone; John Street; Roy Vernon Sowers; Ralph C. Second; Lloyd Emerson Siberell; Southern Pacific Company; David Silve
Taxes; George F. Trenholm; Charles E. Tuttle Company; George Turnbull
Myron R. Williams; Cora McDevitt Wilson; Arthur F. Williams; Philip Young
H. Richard Archer; William T. Adams; Charles C. Adams; Russell Alberts
Robert K. Black; T.E. Bacon; Fred H. Brandenburg; Mrs. Frederick Brown; Earle J. Bernheimer; Paul A. Bennett; Helen M. Beck; Dennis W. Bigelow
A.J. Crawford; Annie L. Carpenter; Paul A. Crouch; Walter V.T. Clark; Harold Cadmus
Robert L. Dothard; John Sloane Dickey; Marion E. Dodd
Will Hartley; Gary Earl Heath; Dard Hunter; Lee Hunter; Ruth Jeffers; William A. Jackson; Harvard University, Fogg Museum of Art
R.W. Lawton; "Life" Magazine; Hellmut Lehmann-Haupt
Frederic G. Melcher; John C. Milliken; Elkin Mathews; Percy H. Muir; H.D. McKinney; Ronald F. Mansbridge; George L. McKay; Theodore Morrison; Richard L. Mills; Elinor Gregory Metcalf; Neville B. Manson; Hugh; R. Hunter Middleton
Morris H. Rubin; Edward K. Robinson
Roy Vernon Sowers; A. Stroffolino; Paul Standard; David Silve; Gordon M. Smith; "Signature"; Oliver Simon; William G. Saltonstall
George Turnbull; Jerry Tallmer; Bill Uptegrove; University of Oregon
War Price and Rationing Board; Walter Muir Whitehill; Beatrice; Howard Wallingford; George F. Whicher; Myron Williams; George C. Wood; Lawrence C. Wroth; Charles Weyl
Ann Young; Philip Young; Robert Yampolsky
American Type Founders Sales Company; Harriet Dyer Adams; Elmer Adler; Merle Armitage; Lewis Allen; Henry Alderman
Charles Bolte; Molly Brewer; May Lamberton Becker; Clarence J. Button; Fiske Boyd; Clarence S. Brigham; John Barker
Case, Lockwood & Brainard; Cotrell and Leonard
Robert Dothard; "The Dartmouth"; Gerry Doyle
Maynard B. Evans; Richard P. Ettinger; James V.D. Eppes
Hubert S. Foster; Joseph M. Flounders; Herbert Farrier; Jim Field
Walter Gotschalk; Thomas A. Gerber; Glenn Griswold; R.F. Gerlach
Richard Hoyt; E. Harold Hugo; Will Hartley; Dard Hunter; "The Horn Book Magazine"; Norma Hall; F.H. Hirschland; George L. Harding; Alfred E. Hamill
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kennedy; Karl Kuep; Rolf Klep, Ruth Kennedy; James Craighead Kuhn
Larkin, Roosevelt & Larkin; Re. Richard Woodruff Lawton; Rose Loring; Edward La Croix; Bella C. Landauer; Joint Lithographic Advisory Council; Ray Littlefield
Gaylord Merriman; Dave McKinney; Elkin Mathews; Percy Muir; J. Kenneth Maddock; Gaspe Manson; William H. McCarter; George L. McKay; R. Hunter Middleton; Thoreau MacDonald; Frederic G. Melcher; Neville Manson; Edward M. Miller
Janet Newton; New York Graphic Society
University of Pennsylvania; "Print"; Eugenia Porter; Philosophical Library; Erwin Panofsky
William Edwin Rudge; Rudolph Ruzicka; Veronica Ruzicka; Railway Express Agency
E.A.C. Smith (New England Telephone and Telegraph Company); Howard B. Schmitt; David Silve; Robert Simpson Company; Philip Souers; Porter Sargent; Elizabeth Sherard; Harry J. Sullivan; Sears, Roebuck and Company; Edward Stern and Company
Lawrence Thompson; George J. Trenholm
John Wiley & Sons; Arthur Williams; Paul Wilson; Walter Muir Whitehill; First National Bank, White River Junction; George C. Wood; F. Weber Co.; Who's Who in American Art
American Institute of Graphic Arts; American Typefounders Sales Co.
Faith Ball; B.H. Breslauer; Frank M. Bowen; George T. Bailey; Earle J. Bernheimer; The Becket Paper Company; Daniel B. Bianchi; Joseph A. Brandt; Belgian American Educational Foundation; Joseph A. Brandt; Joseph Blumenthal; Curt F. Buehler; The Bodley Book Shop; Boston Bookbuilders Workshop; Charles Bolte; Joseph A. Brandt; Paul A. Bennett
Central Vermont Railway; Frances B. Carson; Rodney Chirpe; edward Hyde Cox; Bob Croswell; Ted Catlin; Robert M. Campbell; Louis Henry Cohn; Allan M. Cate
Gerry Doyle; James M. Daniel; Francoise Dony; Mr. and Mrs. Dewar; Elmer F. Doyle; Richard N. Dyer
Bruno Ferroni; Herbert Farrier; Joe Flounders; Tim Field; Joseph Arnold Foster; Kenneth W. Foley
Elizabeth B. Gentleman; Dorothy Gliddon; Charles R. Green; Harry L. Gage; Clyde W. Gilman; Eugene E. Grissom; Monroe W. Gill
Samuel J. Hume; George L. Harding; Alfred E. Hamill; Robert Hirschman; Paul F. Hoag; E. Harold Hugo; Herbert Hoover; Henry R. Hope; Will Hartley; J. Johnson & Company
Clarence Kennedy; R. Kolvoord; James R. Killian; Edwin B. Kolsby; Herbert Kleist; Walter Kubilius
David Theodore Langrock; Edward C. Lathem; Rose Loring; Lakeside Press; R.J. Littlefield; Percy E. Lawler
Mr.and Mrs. Middleton; Neville and Maude Manson; Gaspe Manson; MacKenzie & Harris; Patricia Jane Miller; Paul McPharlin; Thoreau MacDonald; Emily Mervill; Don E. Mose; R. Hunter Middleton; Frederic G. Melcher; Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Lewis Mumford; George L. McKay; Elma J. Meyer
Earle Williams Newton; Natalie Norris
Stanley Rice; Carl P. Rollins; William Edwin Rudge; "Rembrandt"; Harold G. Rugg; Rosenbach Company; Will Ranson
Henry G. Schmitt; Ashton Sanborn; Kurt L. Schwarz; Elizabeth Davis Stuber; Clifford K. Shipton; Heorge Stack; Schuylkill Paper Company
Jan Tschichold; Jimmie Tite
Vermont Craftsman; Vermont Historical Society
Herbert Waters; VanCourtright Walton; F. Weber Company
Richard Archer; American Type Founders Sales Corporation; Moore Achenbach Foundation; Betty Adams
Philip Moore Benjamin; John Howard Benson; L. Baker; Charles Bolte; John Banker; Lloyd Brown; Robert E. Burns; Bodley Book Shop
E.A. Daniels; E.M. Diamant; Duparquet, Huot & Moneuse Company; Robert L. Dothard; Alexander Davilard; Francoise Dony
Frances Ellis; Margaret B. Evans; Patricia Evans
Herbert Farrier; Thomas M. Folds; Farmers Cooperative Fire Insurance Company; James W. Foster; Beulah Folmsbee; Joseph Arnold Foster; Kate Friskin; Joe Flounders; Frank C. Francis
General correspondence
Elizabeth B. Gentleman; W.H. Greeley; M. Grumbacher
Norma Hall; Fred J. Hartman; John Davis Hatch; Norman B. Hall; Paul F. Hoag
A. Kunrad Kvam; Thomas S. Kuhn
Litrugical Arts Society; Bella C. Landauer; Frank Lieberman; Jens Frederick Larson; Will Lockwood
Donald H. Morrison; Elkin Mathews, Inc.; Percy H. Muir; Lewis Mumford; Gaspe Manson; Dorothy Miner; F. Ronald Mansbridge; Thoreau MacDonald; Jesse Merritt
Pierre Oly; Karl W. Onthank; Oscar Ogg; University of Oregon
Penguin Books Limited; Pennsylvania Railroad
Dorothy Russell; Homer Russell; Edward K. Robinson; Jakob Rosenberg
Frank Sullivan; Bruce D. Sweet; Porter Sargent; Rollo G. Silver; Frederick W. Sternfeld; Charles H. Sawyer; Harvey M. Scadron; Simpson's; E. Silcock; Richard C. Sheridan; Ken Shopen
Jan Tschichold; Transportation Society; Virginia Townsend
Robert Woody; John B. Wheeler
Warren E. Benoit Robert K. Black; Lloyd A. Brown; Robert P. Brundage; Ralph A. Burns; Curtis G. Benjamin
Claremont Eagle; Charles E. Crane; "New Colophon"; Charles W. Carpenter; William Colgate; Gordon K. Chalmers; Z.H. Coberly; Jonathan Cape; Volney R. Croswell; Dean Chamberlin
Alexander Davidson; Gertrude A. Dewey; John G. Dreyfus; Francoise Dony
Ruth K. Fink; Thomas M. Folds
Strickland Gibson; Samuel Green; Harvey R. Goslee
Freeman H. Hubbard; Franz H. Hirschland
Elsa D. Jamesone; William A. Jackson; Una E. Johnson
B. Luff; Thomas J. Littlefield; Harry A. Levinson; Augustus P. Loring
Chuck Martin; Jesse Merritt; Hugo Manson; Robert and Katherine Middleton; Gaspe Manson; Frederic G. Melcher; A. Hyatt Mayor; Clifford P. Monahon; Lewis Mumford; R. Hunter Middleton; Elkin Mathews Ltd.; George S. MacManus; Neville B. Manson
Pierre Oly; C.B. Oldman
Rudolf Poeschel; Crimilda Pontes; Stanley Pargellis; Lorne Pierce; Earl E. Phelps
Carl P. Rollins; Ludwig Rosenthal's Antiquariaat
Clifford K. Shipton; Kenneth Shopen; Robert Swanton; F.R. Sanning
G. Gehrman Taylor; Jan Tschichold
Frances Uptegrove; Henry R. Viets; Leon Voet
F. Weber Company; E. Ward; John Wheeler; W. Wiles; Herbert Walters; Edwin V. Winslow; John Wiley & Sons; Arthur M. Wilson; Robert Walker; James Wardrop; Evelyn Wardrop
Robert Alcott; Lewis Allen; American Institute of Graphic Arts; Josef Albers; Lyman Arms; Hanford Auten
Wilfred Bancroft; Charles G. Bolte; Robert B. Burroughs; George T. Bailey
Robert F. Cowan; Robert Chase; Canadian Bibliographic Center; W.T. Chan; F.H. Brandenburg
Marion E. Dodd; Robert L. Dothard; Albert I. Dickerson; John Dreyfus
John Eaton; Elm Tree Press; Al C. Edwards; Luther H. Evans; Camilo Egas
Herbert Farrier; Frank C. Francis; Joe Flounders; H. Gordon French
Leslie Goodsill; Harry L. Gage; Jan-Albert Goris
Freeman H. Hubbard; Will Hartley; Norma Hall; Walker Hancock; Terry Haass; Ellic Howe
Harold Joachim; Una E. Johnson
Phoebe M. Kolb; Herbert Kleist; Richard M. Ketchum; Paul Oskar Kristeller; Jacob Kainen
Claude Lombaers; Thomas A. Larremore; Willard A. Lockwood; Elison Lieberman
Ulrich Middeldorf; James G. McManaway; George L. McKay; Frederic C. Melcher; Lewis Mumford; Richard L. Mills; H. David McKinney; Mylon Merriam; Frank H. Mortimer
Stanley Orne; "The Oregonian
J.A. Petrequin; Stephen C. Pepper; Arthur W. Peach
Lawrence B. Romaine; Carolyn Reading; Colin Richardson; Gail Rudge; William Edwin Rudge; Mrs. Robert Richman; Robert Richman
Hans P. Schmoller; Brad Stephens; Wolfgang Stechow; Herbert Steiner; Paul Standard; Mildred C. Smith; Society of Printers
William A. Turner; Edmund B. Thompson; George R. Thomas; G. Gehman Taylor; A.L. Van Gendt; Vermont Printing Company
Bertha H. Wiles; John Wheeler; Walter Muir Whitehill; John Cook Wylie; Robert Walker; John R. Williams
Robert Armstrong Andrews; Harriet Dyer Adams; John Alden; Robert Allcott
Ben McLane Bradley; Daniel B. Bianchi; Donald Bartlett; Robert P. Burroughs' Mrs. Lees Brown; Edward S. Bridgman; Book Club of California
General correspondence
Alexander Clark; G. W. Cottrell; Richard Cook; Paul A. Crouch; James Campion; William Colgate; Volney R. Croswell; College Art Association of America
John G. Dreyfus; Herbert Davis; Francoise Dony; Philip H. Dunbar; Bill Donovan
Richard M. Flewelling; Frank C. Francis; Chandler H. Foster & Company; Farmers Cooperative Fire Insurance; Joseph M. Flounders; Howard Flynn
Elizabeth B. Gentleman; Percy Grasby; David R. Godine; Harry L. Gage; Frank Gerhart; Strickland Gibson; Charles R. Green; Nathalie C. Gookin
John Holmes; Parkman D. Howe; Walter Howe; Christine Hamilton; Higgins-McArthur Company; Stanley Hiller; D.C. Heath and Company; Sidney Hyde Cox
James Craighead Kuhn; Clarence Kennedy
T.N. Lawrence; Ellison Lieberman
Hugh Morrison; Neville B. Manson; Casey Miller; John R. McLane; Pete Martin; F. Ronald Mansbridge; Richard W. Morin; Katherine Moyer; Merl O. Mudgett; David McCord; Gaspe Manson; Howard S. Mott; Frederic G. Melcher; Hugo Menson; Kity Mathews; Igor Medvedev
New Hampshire State Liquor Commission; George A. Nelson
William Dana Orcutt; Pierre Oly; University of Oregon
Rudolph Ruzicka; Carl P. Rollins; Lawrence B. Romaine; Margaret Rollins; Victor Reynolds; Ned E.K. Robinson
Clifford K. Shipton; Philip Souers; Paul Standard; R.D. Scudder; Frederick W. Sternfeld; Brad Stephens; D.F. Stoddard; Page Smith; Charles H. Sawyer
A.G. Edema van der Tuuk; Philip J. Turner; Lawrence Thompson
Myron Williams; C. Richard Whitmore; Walter Muir Whitehill; John Wheeler; William H. Walling; Cora Wilson; House of Whitmore
Frederick C. Allen; Elmer Adler; Mrs. Raymond S. Arno; Caroline B. Anderson; Robert Armstrong Andrews; Dorothy Abbe
Betty B. Bearse (with 19th century letter); Joseph Blumenthal; Roland Baughman; Charles G. Bolte; Daniel B. Bianchi; Ann White Blumenthal; Paul A. Bennett; Adrian N. Bouchard
Chap Books; Merritt Clark; Book Club of California; John Carter; Colonial Soceity of Massachusetts; Dean Chamberlin; Catherine Chapin
Bill Donovan; Ian Donnelly; Philip H. Dunbar; Department of State; Elizabeth Downs; R.R. Donnelly & Sons Company; Francoise Dony; Mallette Dean; Herbert Davis
Paul J. Eisel; Donald B. Engley; Albert Ehrman
Regarding Robert Frost (Kathleen Morrison); Robert Frost; Herbert Farrier; Joe Flounders
Frank Gerhart; Strickland Gibson; Nathalie C. Gooker; Clyde W. Gilman; Charles H. Gushee
Robert W. Henderson; Sinclair Hitchings; Sinclair Hamilton; Higgins Ink Company; Tracy Higgins; Walter Howe; Seaverns W. Hilton; Helen Hilton; Harry Howard; K.M. Henderson; George Woodman Hilton; Richard Hoyt
Clarence Kennedy; Robert S. Kinsman
Frank Lieberman; Edward C. Lathem; Howard Laquee
Joris Minne; John I. Mattill; Howard S. Mott; F. Ronald Mansbridge; Neville B. Manson; R. Hunter Middleton; Merl O. Mudgett; Peter Magill; Gaspe Manson
Howard E. Paine; Erwin Panofsky; Eddy Pell; Ulco Proost; Passport Division
Joseph S. Ransmeier; James Robertson; Rudolph Ruzicka; Edward K. Robinson; Philip Reed; Lawrence B. Romaine; Stephen T. Riley
Clifford K. Shipton; Roderick D. Stinehour; M. Lincoln Schuster; Springfield Museum of Fine Arts
Philip J. Turner; Ellan Townsend
Henry B. Williams; Walter Muir Whitehill; James Lamar Weygand; Evelyn Wardrop; James Wardrop; Myron Williams; James W. Wells
Yale University Art Gallery; Herman Zapf
M.V. Abernathy; Joseph L. Andrews; Elmer Adler; Dorothy Abbee
George T. Bailey; Charles Bolte; Phil Benjamin; L. Behrend; Charles Batey; Josephine Waters Bennett; J.E. Buschman; Wayne Ballou; Ralph E. Beck; Roland Baughman; Francis Brown; Philip Booth; Mrs. Wayne Ballou; John Howard Benson
William Colgate; A. Colish; Ronald B. Campbell; Charles W. Cole
The Dropmore Press Ltd.; Philip H. Dunbar; Frank DeWitt
Philip Gaskell; Strickland Gibson; George T. Goodspeed; W.W. Gregg; Jan-Albert Goris; Albert R. Getchell
Jack W.C. Hagstrom; John Holmes; Richard Hoyt; Gula and Franz Hirschland; S.L. Hartz; Sinclair Hamilton; Sherman P. Haight; Sidney Hyde Cox
William A. Jackson; J. Johnson & Company
Harry Kobialka; Freeman Keith; Roderick Stinehour; Chester Kerr; Sidney A. Kimber
David McCord; George Macy; Kathleen Morrison; Maurice Mandelbaum; Massachusetts Historical Society
"The New York Times"; Hubert R. Nubel; University of Oregon
Bruce Rogers; Colin Richardson; Rounce & Coffin Club; A. Rosenthal Ltd.
Rollo Silver; Clifford K. Shipton; Justin A. Stanley; Paul Standard; Oliver Simon; John Scribner
Frank H. Teagle; Jan Tschichold
Ru van Rossum; Walter Muir Whitehil
ARS, Belgium; Rodney Armstrong; H. Richard Archer
R.A. Beale; Charles H. Bolte; Clarence S. Brigham; Ralph E. Beck; Joseph Blumenthal; Don D. Blake; Charles Batey; Paul B. Bennett; Josephine Waters Bennett; Ralph T. Bishop; John Howard Benson; Louise Bechtel; Mrs. Wayne Ballou; Leonard Baskin; Daniel B. Bianchi; Ralph E. Beck; Richard Bau; John O. Briggs; Carlos Baker; Arnold Bank
Dean Chamberlin; Brooks Crutchley; Charles W. Carpenter; Center Vermont Public Service Corporation; Golden Cockerel Press
John M.K. Davis; William H. Darr; Francoise Dony; Irene Dreyfus; Herbert J. Davis
A. Ehrman; William Eshelman; Frank Francis; Herbert Farrier; Joseph M. Flounders
Eleanor M. Garvey; W.W. Greg; David Grinnell; Mike Gish; J.L. Galloway; Samuel M. Green; Gillett Griffin; Richard Guyatt; Philip Guyol
Ben Hayward and Son; Jack W. Hagstrom; James Hapes; P. Hamilton; M.E. Hatch; George W. Hilton
William A. Jackson; J. Johnson & Company
Chester B. Kerr; James R. Killian
David B. Little; Savoie Lottinville; Edward C. Lathem; Mark Lansburgh; Lester Littlefield
Kathleen Morrison; Gaspe Manson; Philip S. Marden; Edward R. Murrow; Marcus A. McCorison; Merchants National Bank & Trust Company; Neville and Maude Manson; Pierpoint Morgan Library
Randy Nubel; National Book League; G.W. Ovink; Pierre Oly; Randy Nubel
Al Pitzner; Jean Ponnelle
Stephen T. Riley; Carl P. Rollins; Phyllis Rivers; D. Sidney Rollins; Ned Robinson; Peter Robinson; Guido Rosa; Veronica Ruzicka
General correspondence
Paul J. Sachs; Clifford K. Shipton; S.R Shapiro; William G. Saltonstall; Clarence E. Sherman; Thomas W. Streeter; Rollo Silver
Mr. Van Krimpen; Roby Wentz; Mary Wadsworth; Nancy Watson; Myron R. Williams; Howard Wallingford; Michael J. Walsh; Ben Wayburn; Lawrence C. Wroth; Hugh Whitham; Leyland Wood; George C. Wood
H. Richard Archer; Thomas R. Adams; John Austin
Charles T. Branford Company; Cary S. Bliss; Phil Benjamin; Esther Fisher Benson; Joseph Blumenthal; Leonard T. Baskin; Paul A. Bennett; Robert P. Burroughs; Dorothy G. Brackett; Florence M. Brecht; Anthony Bruscino; Daniel B. Bianchi; John Bianchi; Charles Batey; Charles W. Bowker
Dean Chamberlin; Brook Crutchley; Robert Graham Chase
Marion E. Dodd; Gerry Doyle
Eugene M. Ettenberg; Alvin Eisenman
Herbert Farrier; Frank C. Francis
J. Ross Gamble; Philip Gaskell; Strickland Gibson; Peter M. Gish
Elmer Harp Jr.; Sidney C. Hayward; Josiah French Hill; Karl A. Hill; Fred R. Harrell; Ronald P. Hobbs
William A. Jackson; Theodor Jung
Karl Kup; Chester Kerr
L. Dudley Leavitt; Frank L. Lieberman; Mark Lansburgh; Thomas H. Littlefield; Hank Littlefield; William R. Leslie; David B. Little
Richard W. Morin; Joyce Morrow; Mylon Merriam; William McC Martin; Howard Mott; Kenneth McCabe; H.C.D. Manson; John I. Mattill; Stearns Morse; Marcus A. McCorison; Mayo Clinic; Lewis Mumford; Ellsworth H. Wheeler; Joseph L. McDonald; Nevill B. Manson
N. Israel Books; H.R. Nubel
Thomas E. O' Connell; G.W. Ovink; University of Oregon
Pumpkin Hill Arts Center; Raymond Pixly; Mike Parker
Stanley Rice; Guido Rosa; Stephen T. Riley; George W. Roche; Carl P. Rollins; Robert B. Rock
Evelyn Stefansson; Kenneth Shopen; Vilhjalmer Stefansson; E. Clark Stillman; Elizabeth Shepley Sargeant; Hans P. Schmoller; John B. Stearns; Sophie Sternfeld; Peter Stamate; Joyce Morrow; M.A. Shaaber
Harold Taylor; Robert Taft; Lawrence Thompson; Thomas Todd
Aldren A. Watson; James Lamar Weygand; Henry H. Williams; Robert Wheeler; Myron R. Williams; Howard Wallingford; Harold W. Wilson; F.P. Wilson; Lawrence C. Wroth
Robert A. Andrews; Henry Alderman; Thomas R. Adams
Harry Bober; Clifton Waller Barrett; Charles G. Bolte; Leonard Baskin; Robert P. Burroughs; Thomas Bledsoe; Norman Bate; Carlos H. Baker; Carey S. Bliss; L.H. Butterfield; Philip Mohr Benjamin; George T. Bailey; John P. Bowler; Joseph Blumenthal
Pearl Clark; Martin H. Cronlund; Rebecca Cronlund; G.W. Cottrell; Brooke Crutchley; William N. Chambers; The Chiswick Press; Robert Graham Chase
Philip C. Duschnes; John Dreyfus
Alvin Eisenman; A. Bradlee Emmons; A.C. Edwards
Regarding Robert Frost (Kathleen Morrison); David K. Foster; Barbara Foster; Joseph Frost; Hannah D. French; Stanley G. French; Frank C. Francis; David Foster; Herbert Farrier
Clyde W. Gilman; Gillett G. Griffin; Hotel George Washington; Strickland Gibsons; A.B. Gile Company; Robin Guthrie
George W. Hilton; Harrison D. Horblit; E. Hayward; John C. Harrison; Harry F. Howard; Gilbert Highet; George M. A. Hanfmann; Jack W.C. Hagstrom; Alex Hoffman
Indigo Hill Workshop; Claire Imrie; William A. Jackson; A.F. Johnson
Leon H. Wallace; Rolf Klep; Shelly Kjellenberg; Jacob Kainen; Karl Kup; Norman Kent; John S. Van E. Kohn; Richard King
Edward C. Lathem; Stanley I. Lewis; Lewis and Clark College; Harry A. Levinson; Robert Frederick Lane; Bessie Lewis; Willard A. Lockwood; Mark Lansburgh
Meridan Gravur Company; Motor Vehicle Division; Hugo Manson; John I. Mattill; Frederick G. Melcher; C. Abbott Meader; George L. McKay; Pierpoint Morgan Library; Midland Rare Book Company; W.H. Norris
G.V. Ovink; Pierre Oly
Pan American Airways; Mike Parker; Stephen Philips
Stanley Rice; Mary L. Richmond; Lawrence B. Romaine; Colin Richardson; Margaret Rollins; Stephen T. Riley
Kenneth Shopen; Fred and Sophie Sternfeld; Robert F. Stowell; Sotheby & Co.; Clifford K. Shipton; Thomas M. Smith; Paul A. Schwartz; Roy Vernon Sowers; Hans P. Schmoller; Stinehour Press; Gobin Stair; M.A. Shaaber; Vilhjalmer Stefansson; E.M. Hopkins
Laurence S. Thompson; Robert Taylor; Philip J. Turner; William B. Todd; Eric Van Schaack; Leon Voet
James Wardrop; Florence L. Watson; David B. Walker; Lawrence C. Wroth; Walter Muir Whitehill; James Wells; Alfred F. Whiting; James D. Wilson; A.M. Wilson; Peggy Westerfield; Richard S. Wormser; Arthur Wheen; E.G. Weber
Fred Anthoensen; H. Richard Archer; American Council of Learned Societies; Amherst College; Robert L. Allen
Henry Bragden; Richard LeBaron Bowen; George T. Bailey; Charles Batey; Tay Burnett; Robert P. Burroughs; Carey E. Bliss; Joseph Blumenthal; Josephine Waters Bennett; Jackson Burke; Clarence S. Brigham; Robert Bolton; Charles G. Bolte
Committee on Admissions; Charles Carpenter; Harry Carter; Lester J. Cappon; G.W. Cottrell; The Curwen Press, Ltd.
Herbert Davisl; William S. Dix; John Dreyfus; Datamatic; Francoise Dony; Dartmouth College
Robert Frost; Rod A. Falk; Colin Fenton; Alfred Fairbanks; Frank C. Francis; S. Lane Faison; Stanley G. French
Eleanor Garvey; Mr. Galloway; Re. George Goodspeed; Penn Galpin; Gordon H. Gliddon
John Holmes; Christine Hamilton; Edward P. Hamilton; Gilbert Highet; Will Hartley; John C. Harrison
Theodor Jung; J. Johnson and Company; Howard M. Jones; William A. Jackson
Edward A. Karr; F.S. Wells Kerr; Norman Kent; Jacob Kainen; I. Kulikova
E.A. Lowe; Willard A. Lockwood; Alexander S. Lawson; Bolitha J. Laws; Holger Lundbergh; Trevor Lloyd; Edward C. Lathem; Thomas H. Littlefield; Robert M. Light; The Lane Press; Robert Frederick Lane; Alexander Laing
Thoreau MacDonald; Kneeland McNulty; Frederic G. Melcher; Marcus Allen McCorison; Harold N. Moorman; H.C.D. Manson; Gaspe Manson; Lewis Mumford; Alden F. Megrew; William F. Merrill; Lawrence H. Martin; John H. McKee; John I. Mattill; Maternity Center Association
Pierre Oly; University of Oregon
Pierpoint Morgan Library; Stanley Pargellis; Print Council of America; John W. Parker; James Putnam (P.E.N.); Mike Parker; Penguin Books Inc.; Frank Piskor
Stephen T. Riley; Paul Russell; George Romney
Evelyn Stefansson; James Sykes; Reynolds Stone; William G. Saltonstall; Seymore Slive; Frederick W. Sternfeld; Stuart C. Sherman; Richard Syring; Roderick D. Stinehour; E. Clark Stillman; Re. Paul Sample; Re. Thaddeus Seymour; Thor M. Smith; Soil Conservation Service; Sylvia and Kenneth Shopen
Mary Annette Tyler; Geoffrey Tilletson; Henry O. Tilton; Vose-Swain Engraving Company
Who's Who in America; James Wells; Walter Muir Whitehill; A.W. Wheen; University of Wichita; Edwin Wolf; Alfred F. Whiting; R.L. Williamson; A. Hugh Whitham; Tarbell and Whitham; Myron R. Williams; Leyland E. Wood; Berthold Wolpe; Alexander D. Wainwright; John Wiley and Sons; Florence L. Wason; James Wardrop; Evelyn Wardrop
Bert Yeaton; Hermann Zapf
General correspondence
American Council of Learned Societies; John W. Ackley; Thomas B. Adams; Fred Anthoensen
Francis Brown; Clarence S. Brigham; F. Allen Burt; Robert P. Burroughs; Carlos Baker; Whitfield J. Bell; Charles G. Bolte; Leonard Baskin; Belgium American Educational Foundation; Truman H. Brackett; Josephine Waters Bennett; David Bland; Jackson Burke; Mary Bolte; Charles G. Bolte; Morgan Bulkeley
Beatrice M. Corrigan; Chiang Yee; Annette Cottrell; Robert O. Conant; Marian S. Carson; Mrs. Ralph Clark; Henry Darcy Curwen
Paul W. Dickson; Alexander Davidson; Herbert Davis
Alvin Eisenman; James Eckman; H. Friedlander; H. Gordon French
P.M. Gish; Mr. Galloway; Gutenberg Gesellschaft (A. Ruppel)
Thompson R. Harlow; Sinclair Hamilton; George Hilton; William G. Haynes; Richard B. Holman; John Holmes; Jack W.A. Hagstrom; Sam Hartz; Philip Hofer; The Horn Book, Inc.
William A. Jackson; Jones Library
James Craighead Kuhn; Norman Kent; Dorothy King
Amos R. Little; Betty Lobitz; Julian Lindsay; Maurice Lavanoux; Willard A. Lockwood
Joris Minne; Katherine and Bob Middleton; Burt N. McConnell; David McKibbin; Robert E. Moody; Fred and Greta Mitchell; Richard W. Morin; Mildred Morse; Herbert Maza; F. Ronald Mansbridge; Frederic G. Melcher; Hugo Manson; Newton F. McKeon; C. Manson
G.W. Ovink; State of Oregon; University of Oregon; Stanley Orne; Oregon Historical Society; J.L. Oncley
Stephen Phillips; Print Council of America
A. Ruppel; Stanley Rice; Gregory Rabassa; Stephen T. Riley; Joseph S. Ransmeier
Paul Standard; Karen B. Smith; Bradford F. Swan; Sylvia; Stuart C. Sherman; John B. Stearns; Carlton Sprague Smith; L.K. Sycamore
Jan Tschichold; Robert H. Taylor; "Time" Magazine; Thomas Todd
James M. Wells; Howard Wallingford; Robert Winterhalder; Walter Muir Whitehill; Berthold L. Wolpe; Frederic West; Aldren A. Watson
Hermann Zapf; Arthur H. Zanders
Henry Alderman; Robert Armstrong Andrews; H. Richard Archer
Philip Booth; Whitfield J. Bell; Francis Brown; Charles G. Bolte; D.W. Bennett; George T. Bailey; Philip Benjamin; Robert P. Burroughs; L.H. Butterfield; James T. Babb; Arnold Bank; Alan M. Bialosky; Don Bartlett
Cambridge University Press; Chiang Yee; William Cottrell; Henry Darcy Curwen; Carey J. Chamberlin; Gordon Child Cairnie; Ciba Pharmaceutical Products, Inc.
Dawson's Book Shop; Rodney H.R. Downes; Dayton, Price & Company
Catherine Fennelly; Robert Lee Frost; Friden, Inc.
Samuel M. Green; Peter Michael Gish; George T. Goodspeed
Harvard University; Elmer Munson Hunt; Philip Hofer; David Hayes; Sinclair Hamilton; Richard B. Holman; Alexander C. Hoffman; Peter Haack; Peter Heggie; Josh Hill; Darrell Hyder; Raymond Holder; S. Hartz; Thompson R. Harlow; James Hayes
Robert M. Kingdon; Norman Kent, James Craighead Kuhn
Edward C. Lathem; Harry A. Levinson; Melvin Loos; Lowell Institute; David Britton Little; Thomas S. Lamont
Lucille V. Miller; Richard A. Martin; Ruari McLean; Kirtley F. Mather; David McCord; Herbert Maza; Stearns Morse; Neville B. Manson; Frederick and Margaretta Mitchell; Mae H. Mackay; Richard H. Mandel; F. Ronald Mansbridge
New England Historic Genealogical Society; Kenneth Nebenzahl; George O'Connell
Paul Perles; Mrs. Sterling H. Pool; Thomas Temple Pond; Richard Pennington; Mike Parker
Redpath Library, McGill University; Lawrence B. Romaine; Martin M. Reed; Ian Leonard Robertson; Stephen T. Riley; Stanley Rice; Victor Reynolds
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation; Thomas W. Streeter; Charles J. Sawyer; Hans P. Schmoller; Bartlett H. Stoodley; William G. Saltonstall; Stuart C. Sherman; James S. Swearingen
George Turnbull; Jan van der Ploeg; A.L. van Gendt; Leon Voet
Berthold L. Wolpe; Helen and Myron Williams; John Wiley & Sons; James M. Wells; Charles E. Widmayer; Aldren A. Watson; Doris P. Wilson; George L. Watson; August Waeldin
Thomas S. Yamamoto; Hermann Zapf
Frederick B. Adams; Henry H. Alderman; Thomas R. Adams; Dana Atchley, The Athenaeum
George Bennett; Carey S. Bliss; Robert Bell; Philip Booth; William Bentinck-Smith; Jackson Burke; Josephine Waters Bennett; Vittore Branca; Leonard Baskin; John Begg; Robert P. Burroughs
Ruth J.M. Carter; Marian S. Carson; Brooke Crutchley; Champoeg Press; Henry Darcy Curwen; Edwin Carpenter; Melvin Croan
Mrs. Arthur E. Davids; John Dreyfus
George T. Goodspeed; J.L. Galloway; David Grinnell; William J. Glick
Harold Hugo; Thompson R. Harlow; Tyrus G. Harmsen; Darrell Hyder; Philip Hofer; Mr. and Mrs. Hirschland; W.W. Hartley; Raymond Holden; Carl W. Hintz
Barbara Ivins; William T. Jackson
Edward C. Lathem; Milton E. Lord; Ludlow Typograph Company
Robert B. McMakin; Kenneth B. Mendal; Ruari McLean; Cecil and Celia Manson; Lewis Mumford; David McCord; Newton F. McKeon; Frederic G. Melcher; F. Ronald Mansbridge; Mike Parker
Herbert R. Nubel; G.W. Ovink
Howard E. Paine; Mrs. Sterling H. Pool; Harry Russell Parker
Redpath Library; Stephen T. Riley; Tim Raglin; Ward Ritchie
Frank O. Spinney; Dorothy Schalk; Shaker Community, Inc.
Frank Teagle; Bill Uptegrove
Walter Muir Whitehill; C. Richard Whittemore; Myron Williams; Herbert Brooks Walker; Adrian Wilson; Howard L. Weinberg; Aldren A. Watson
Francena Harris; Frederick B. Adams; Fred Anthoensen; Douglas Adams; Tom Adams; Howard Alderman
L.H. Butterfield; Carlos Baker; Bennett's Reisebureau; Charles G. Bolte; Robert P. Burroughs
P.J. Conkwright; Charles Carpenter; Thomas B. Cornell; Mary Louise Coleman; Chiang Yee
General correspondence
Herbert Davis; E.M. Dawson
James Eckman; Richard Eberhart; Alvin Eisenman; Fritz Eichenberg
Mike Gish; Mr. and Mrs. Galloway; Perrin C. Galpin
Orton H. Hicks; Robert K. Hage; Norman Hall; Hanover Water Company; George L. Harding; Ursula Hartley; Philip Hofer; Peggy Hunter; Gilbert Hartley; August Heckscher; Ray Hoops; Doris K. Holmes
Proctor Jones; Ellen James; Chester Kerr; Alec C. Lampee; Edward C. Lathem; Mark Lansburgh
Thoreau MacDonald; Saul Marks; Frederic G. Melcher; Giovanni Mardersteig; Dorothy Mandel; Richard H. Mandel; Re. John J. Moscaritolo; R. Hunter Middleton; Perry D. Morrison
Charles G. Nauert; Louis Novak
Vrest Orton; Phi Beta Kappa; Frank P. Piskor
William Edwin Rudge; Colin Richardson; Thomas B. Ragle
Rae Spencer; Jack Sweeney; Sophia Sternfeld; Hans P. Schmoller; Roderick Stinehour, Clifford K. Shipton; Gertrude E. Smith
Benjamin Tighe; George Turnbull
Albert H. Wiggin Print Collection; Bill Wiles; Gerald E. Wrolstad; Aldren A. Watson; Edward T. Chamberlain; Arno Werner; William E. Woolfenden
The Anthenaeum; American Printing Equipment & Supply Company; Dana Atchley; H. Richard Archer; Rodney Armstrong; Robert L. Allen
M.V. Brewington; James H. Breasted; Bill Bond; Vittore Branca;
Brooke Crutchley; Alexander Calder; Chiang Yee; Cosmos Travel Bureau; William Colgate
Thomas H. Driscoll; John Dreyfus
Alvin Eisenman; Henry Evans; Elm Tree Press
P.W. Filby; Herbert Farrier; Fogg Art Museum
Hanover Inn; Hillside Press; Gilbert Hartley; Hopkins Center; Carl W. Hintz; Philip Hofer; George L. Harding; Sinclair Hitchings; Warren Huse
Frederick G. Kilgour; Robert M. Kingdon
Frank J. Lieberman; Library of Congress; Mark Lansburgh; Roy Langley; Julian Lindsay; Arnold Lunn
Litty Medalia; Kathleen Morisson; Gaspe Manson; Newton McKeon; Hamisch MacEwan; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Marshall; William Miller; Lewis Mumford; David McCord; Provost Masland, re. Mark Lansburgh
Pierre Oly; Andrew Oliver
Frank P. Piskor; Michael Papantonio
John G. Skewes; John Scotford; Edward Johnson Strohm; Eugene C. Struckhoff; Stanley-Allen Company
Howard R. Weber; Tom Wasmuth; Aldren A. Watson; Henry B. Williams; Ellen M. Waterman; Berthold L. Wolpe; Merald E. Wrolstad
Donald M. Anderson; Dana Atchley; Frederick B. Adams; Jacob E.K. Ahrens
DeWitt T. Beall; Truman H. Backett; Charles G. Bolte
Julian B. Claff; Colin D. Campbell; William N. Chambers
Frank Drake; Herbert Davis; Peter J. Dorsen
Alvin Eisenman; P.W. Filby; Herbert Farrier; Fogg Art Museum
James B. Godfrey; David Godine; Chisholm Gentry; Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Gerlach
Sinclair Hitchings; George L. Harding; Catherine Hitchings; Ralph Nading Hill; James Hamilton
James Craighead Kuhn; Elizabeth Kummel; Chester Kerr; Kurt B. Kaiser
Jack Lesther; Mark Lansburgh; Julian Lindsay; Steven Lattimore; Milton Edward Lord; Edward C. Lathem
Marlboro College; Jon J. Moscartolo; Litty Medalia; Hamilton B. Mitchell; Gaspe Manson; Lewis Mumford; Bruce Michel
The Newberry Library; Chauncy C. Nash; Ruth Oliver; Andrew Oliver
Printer to the University Press; Publishers Newspaper Syndicate; Stephen Phillips; Pratt Institute; Richard Pennington
Margaret Rollins; Aloys Ruppel
Hans P. Schmoller; Kenneth Shopen; Theodore Sizer; Roderick Stinehour
Alexander J. Wall; A.R. Wagner; Charles T. Wood; James L. Weygand; Aldren A. Watson
Floyd Arnold; Thomas B. Adams; Ramelle Adams; Henry Alderman; J.E. Kent Ahrens
Joseph Blumenthal; William E. Burton; Whitfield J. Bell; Ralph E. Beck; Philip Benjamin; W.H. Bond
Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts; Lo-Yi Chan; Thomas Cornell; Ivan Chermayeff; Herman Cohen (Chiswick Book Shop); Peter A. C. Convente; Colin Clair
Re. David C. Davenport; Dan Dimancescu; Herbert Davis; Bill Darr; Dartmouth Printing Company
David Godine; Richard Grefe; J.L. Galloway; Guild of Book Workers; Morton R. Godine; Eleanor M. Garvey
Philip Hofer; James W. Hamilton; Ralph Nading Hill; Arthur Hall; George L. Harding; Edith Jones
Chester Kerr; Mrs. S.K. Kennedy; Ben Lieberman; Hellmut Lehman-Haupt; Mark Lansburgh; T.A. Lee; Renseelaer W. Lee; Bill Luff
Bruce L. Michel; Edith McKeon; Pierpont-Morgan Library; Igor Mead (with photograph; Ida Merriam; Stearns Morse; F. Ronald Mansbridge; David May; Thoreau MacDonald; Gaspe Manson
General correspondence
Jakob Rosenberg; Thomas B. Ragle; Margaret Rollins
Roderick Stinehour; Lance A. Sims; Jack Stauffacher; Re. Thomas Strong; Walter H. Stockmayer; David H. Stam
Ruth Welling; Jonathan Wordsworth; Adrian Wilson; Richard Wagner; Jane Whitehill; Thomas M. Wells; Jay N. Wholly; Wendy Watson; Walter Muir Whitehill
Betty and Fred Adams; Larry Ayers; Margaret Abbot; H. Richard Archer
Thomas R. Buri; Charles G. Bolte; Lyman H. Butterfield; Robert P. Burroughs; Meany Charles Bolte; Philip M. Benjamin; Daniel B. Bianchi; J.O. Brew; Bill Burton; Charles Batey
Barbara Clark; Jaclyn Canning; Will and Barbara Carter; Neville H.K. Coghill; R. Clignet
J.L. Galloway; John Dreyfus; Norman A. Doenges; William Darr; Herbert Davis
Andre Forthomme; Ford Foundation; Herbert Farrier; Barbara Foster; Frank Francis
Norman Hall; S.L. Hartz; Chris Hanison; Andrew Horn; Hunts (Oxford) Ltd.; David Holbrock; Philip Hofer; James A. Breasted; Edward E. Hippensteel
James Craighead Kuhn; John
Edward C. Lathem; Mark Lansburgh
Pierpoint Morgan Library; Thoreau MacDonald; Joan A. Mattei; Edith McKeon; William McC. Martin; Marcus McCorison; A.W. Mills; Lee Martin; John W. Masland; Richard W. Morin; Harold N. Moorman; Bruce L. Michel
Alex Nesbitt; R.E. Noble Engraving Co.; Oregon Historical Society; "The Observer"
Richard Pennington; Hans H. Penner
N.H. Russell; Stephen T. Riley; Ned Robinson
Jane Streedman; Clark E. Stillman; Robert Shackleton; Hans P. Schmoller; Sylvia Shopen; Clifford K. Shipton
Mrs. Edward Tyler; Victoria and Albert Museum; Leon Voet
Who's Who in the East; Edward Wilson; Jonathan Wordsworth; Matt Wiencke; Hugh Williamson; Chiang Yee; Franklin B. Zimmerman
H. Richard Archer; Marian Ager; Thomas B. Adams
James H. Breasted; William E. Burton; Leonard Baskin; Jackson Burke; Scott Blouin; W.H. Bond; Marion V. Brewington; L.H. Butterfield
Herman Cohen (Chiswick Book Shop); Colin Clair; William I. Crooker; F.R. Collieson; Brooke Crutchley; Harry Carter
Roderick Stinehour; Edward C. Lathem; Daniel McDonald (Paulist Press); Gray Campbell (Gray's Publishing); S.D. Hemsley (Consul General Canada); Philip D. McInnie; Mrs. A. Hedenberg Mumper; M.C. Parsons
George E. Diller; David Diringer
Richard Eberhart; Alvin Eisenman
Allison Frantz; Alan Fern; Andre Forthomme; Perrine Galpin
Lawrence William Hanson Memorial Fund; James W. Hamilton; Gaspe Manson; Sinclair H. Hitchings; Philip Hofer; W.S. Hodgkinson & Co.; Hopkins Center for the Arts
Howard L. Jones; William B. Jones
Norman Kent; Re. Michael King
Edward C. Lathem; Mark Lansburgh; Robert L. Leslie
Thoreau MacDonald; John McKee; William L. McCague; Edith McKeon; Stephan G. McKeon; Marcus A. McCorison; Bruce Michel; Frank J. Miya
New England College; Re. Andrew Oliver; Re. Daniel Oliver
George B. Parks; George W. Pickering; Georgia Pugh; Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company; Re. Kari W. Prager
Re. Rabies; Re. Harriet Rinhart; Renaissance Society of America; Philosophy Hall, Columbia University
Roderick Stinehour; Nancie Swonberg
Jeffrey Wortman; Henry S.M. Wollman; E. Graham Waring; Myrna Wood; Merald E. Wrolstad; Mrs. S.F. Wilkins; Berthold Wolpe; Thomas Wolf; Franklin Zimmerman
Frederick B. Adams; Lyman Arms; Audrey Arellanes; Bernard Ashmole; American Antiquarian Society; Josef Albers
Marjorie Barlow; Daniel Bradley; Barbara Bundschu; W.H. Bond; Harry Bober; Thomas Buri; Leonard Baskin; Emely Brew; J.O. Brew; William E. Burton; Pat Martin Bates
Re. Thomas B. Cornell; Harry Carter; John D. Cushing; Brooke Crutchley; William E. Conway; Club or Old Volumes; Roderick Cave; B.R. Chopra; Marian S. Carson
Theodore Dreisbach; Frank Ducceschi; John Dreyfus; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Paris d'Aulaire; William B. Durant
Robert D. Franklin; Alan Fern
Brendan Gill; Phoebe Goodman; Roland Gibson; Myron Gilmore, Richard Grefe
Philip Hofer; Harold Hugo; Sinclair Hitchings; James W. Hamilton; W.S. Hodgkinson & Co.; Gerard Th van Heusden; Andrew H. Horn; H.D. Hodgkinson; George L. Harding; Leslie Hotson; Hillcrest Motors; Sinclair Hamilton; Robert D. Harlan
Michael Little; Roger Levenson; Mark Lansburgh
Saul and Lillian Marks; Newton McKeon; Igor Mead; Peter Miele; Sylvia and Lewis Mumford; Dorik Vaughn Mechau; Bruce L. Michel; Thomas G. Michell; Robert S. Moody
New England College; Pierre Oly
Prairie Press; Richard Pennington; Kari Prager; George Pickering; Frank P. Piskor
Tash Ruzicka; Joseph S. Ransmeier; Rudolph Ruzicka; Stephen T. Riley; Mary Richmond; Mrs. H. Lobay; Thomas B. Ragle
Jane Steedman; Lance Sims; Hans P. Schmoller; Thor M. Smith
Frank H. Teagle; Re. John A. Tallmadge; Carl Taylor
Peter A. Wick; Arno Werner; Jeffrey Wortman; Jacob Zeitlin
Kent Ahrens; Frederick B. Adams
Leonard Baskin; Re. Sandra H. Berry; Re. Joseph Blumenthal; Marjorie Barlow; Carey S. Bliss; Esther Fisher Benson; Bibliographical Society of America
Herman Cohen (Chiswick Book Shop); Brooke Crutchley
Richard N. Dyer; Herbert Davis; Emily Davis; Albert I. Dickerson
Joe Flounders; Herbert Farrier; Frank Francis; Mark Friedman; Alan Fern
Creighton Gilbert; Phoebe Goodman; Eleanor M. Garvey; Ronald Gordon; Richard Grefe
Walter Hancock; Tyrus G. Harmsen; Fritz Hier; Andrew H. Horn; S.L. Hartz; Richard Harwell; Philip Hofer; Gwynneth Huxley-Jones; Hugh F. Holman; Cleo Harison; Re. Hopkins Center Art Galleries
General correspondence
Joan Mattei; Edith King McKeon Abbott; Thoreau MacDonald; A. Hyatt Mayor; Charles T. Morrissey; Gaspe Manson
Steve Nash; John Lester Nolan; Elliot M. Offner
Kari Walter Prager; George Pickering; Pete & Roger's Oil Service; L. Bruce Pierce
F.W. Sternfeld; Paul Standard; Rae M. Spencer; Timothy Stein
Carl Taylor; Gilbert R. Tanis
Christian Wolff; Peter A. Wick; Walter Muit Whitehill; Wayne Wadhams
Bernard Ashmole; Dana Atchley; Jon Appleton
Baskin Family; Hamilton Vaughn Bail; Charles G. Bolte; Carey S. Bliss; Whitfield J. Bell; Truman H. Brackett
John Callahan; Herman Cohen; Harry Carter; Volney Croswell; Brooke Crutchley; Mark Carroll; A.J. Crawford
Emily Davies; William B. Durant
Alvin Eisenman; Dave
Sinclair Hitchings; Philip Hofer; N. Handelman; Sybil and Gilbert Hartley; Harold Hugo; Andrew H. Horn
James Craighead Kuhn; William Kruskal
Mrs. H. Lobay; Stephan McKeown; John C. Milliken; S. Ayotte Mayor; Melon's; J. Mardersteig; Marcus A. McCorison; D.G. Neill; H.E. Nicolaisen
Ruth F. Oliver; Andrew Oliver; Walter Oakshott
Warren E. Preece; Pete and Roger's Oil Service; I.G. Philip; John F. Patterson; Joshua B. Powers; L. Bruce Pierce
Thomas B. Ragle; Mark Rebein; Victor Reynolds
Kitty Smith; Dolson Smith
Zusanne Tillbury; P.K. Thomajan; Michael Turner
American Antiquarian Society; Charles Antin; Re. Tom Adams; Ann Adams; Paul W. Ager
Tom Buri; William J. Bass; William H. Bond; Arthur Brown; Boston Public Library
Herman Cohen (Chiswick Book Shop); Re. Volney Croswell; Brooke Crutchley
Frank Francis; P.W. Filby; Joe Flounders
Hugh Hencken; Henry Hornblower II; Howard Hoffer; Archibald Hanna; Richard Harwell; S. Hartley; S. Hartz; Tyrus G. Harmsen; Andrew C. Harvard
Herbert H. Johnson; William B. Jones
Christopher Keith; Robert S. Kinsman; John S. Van E. Kohn
Joseph Low; Robert L. Leslie; David B. Little; L. Lebeer; Mrs. H. Lobay
Massachusetts Historical Society; Joe MacHarg; Marcus A. McCorison; Saul Marks; John Melanson; Wayne and Jo Ann Meginnes; John W. MacArthur
Geoffrey H. Nichols; H.E. Nicolaisen; Robert P. Nash; Arthur H. Owen; Andrew Oliver
Plantin Press; The Provident; Warren E. Preece; Ian G. Philip; Richard Pennington
Margaret Rollins; Rudolph Ruzicka
Leonard B. Schlosser; Carl Shaefer; Roderick Stinehour; Peter Smith; Dolson Smith
Walter W. Wright; Chiang Yee
Baskin Family; William Burton; Joseph Blumenthal; Douglas W. Bryant
Brooke Crutchley; Stanley Clifford
John Dreyfus; Alec Davis; Re. John P. Dumville; Dictionary of American Biography
Paul Raphael Lepesquer; Edward C. Lathem
John Melanson; Huldecomite Joris Minne; S. Mardersteig
Jane Streedman; Hans Schmoller; Lance A. Sims; Thor M. Smith
Collamer M. Abbott; John E. Alden; Dana Atchley
Leonard Baskin; Sandra Berry; Guy W. Bolte; Nicolas Barker; Helen Bragdon; N.J. Barker
Bruce D. Campbell; Dorothy W. Collin; Century Association
Philip Hofer; Sam Hartz
Christopher Keith; Chester Kerr
Beekman Pool; Plantin Press
Ned Robinson; Rudolph Ruzicka; Thomas B. Ragle; Douglas S. Richardson
Thor Smith; Frank O. Spinney; Robert Shakleton
General correspondence
Dana Atchley; Rodney Armstrong
Charles G. Bolte; Tom Buri
John G. Dreyfus; Elwyn Daniels
Brian Flesser; Frank Francis; Field Enterprises Educational Corporation
Warren E. Preece; Thomas M. Powers; Ned Perrin; Cecil J.L. Price
Richard Bottoms; Nicolas J. Barker; John Bidwell; Bibliotheque Royale Albert
Jim and Kay Degman; Alvin Eisenman; Encyclopaedia Britannica; George Griffin; Gwynneth Gordon
Louise Bilebof Ketz; Ned Perrin; Will Powers; Thomas B. Ragle
Arthur Wilson; Charles D. Webster; Jeffrey Wortman
Dana Atchley; Joan K. Brown; Matthew Dobrow; Charles F. Goodman; Stephen Harvard; Ralph Hill; Hornblower & Weeks; Doris Kretchmer; Chuck Lehman; John F. Page; Eugene F. Rice; Moe Rosen; Robert Shackleton; Stuart C. Sherman; Alan Somerset; Mrs. E.Y. Staples; Henry L. Terrie; Rosemarie L. Tovell; Roderick Stinehour
Virginia M. Adams; Betty Bandel; Richard Bigus; Brooke Crutchley; D.S. Farnsworth; Albert J. Geritz; John B. Hench; Abe Lerner; Henry McCuran; Robert Shackelton
Robert P. Burroughs; William Burton; J. Kenneth Cummiskey; Leslie Evans; Hopkins Center; Tom Littlefield; Marcus McCorison; Newton McKeown; Leonard Schlosser; Linda A. Stark; Walter W. Wright; Henry Wollman
Broadbrook Mountain Farm; Encyclopaedia Britannica; Eleanor M. Garvey; Hopkins Center; Betty Hyde; Helen Merina; Hans Schmoller; Joan Sinclair; Roderick Stinehour; Peter M. White
Correspondence: "Broadbrook Mountain Farm" with financial material, bookplates and photographs
C.N. Allen; American Fork and Hoe Company
E.W. Cheney; Consumer Research
C.F. Dankert; Elmer J. Doyle; Lyle K. Day
Paul A. Gilman; Walter C. Gardner
John Taylor Arms; Fred Anthoensen; American Institute of Graphic Arts; Elmer Adler; Harriet Dyer Adams; American Devon Cattle Club
Marshall and Elpeth Bragdon; Fred Brandenburg; F.A. Brown; James M. Benson; Joe Blumenthal; Ralph E. Beck; Harold L. Blowers
Frank DeWitt; Francoise Dony; J.U. Douglass; Gerry Doyle; Wayne Davis; Norman C. Davis; Elmer F. Doyle; Byron L. Dow
East Bethel Mill; Lena English; Mary Ellwell; G. Roger Edwards; Herbert Farrier; Walter Frese; Philip Farnham
Norma Bassett Hall; J.E. Hyslop; Dard Hunter; Homer Halvorson; J. Hurren; Ellic Howe; Albert C. Hall; C.C. Hills; Will Hartley
W.M. Ivins; Alvin Johnson; John and Elsa Jameson
Stanley B. Kruml; Raymond Kendall; Jasper S. King; Julian Lindsay; Clara Litchfield; Thomas H. Littlefield
Celia and Gaspe Manson; Margaret Moorhouse; H.E. Massey; Neville Manson; Edward Morrill & Son
W.J. Neal; Mrs. F. Maurice Newton
Arthur Wallace Peach; Arthur W. Rushmore; Homer Russell
Paul J. Sachs; "Signature"; Alvin W. Schmutz; Oliver Simon; Emily E.F. Skeel; Laurance B. Siegfried; M.G.S. Sewell
A.W. Teach; Ned Thompson; Thomas Todd Junior; Charles E. Tuttle
Viking Press; State of Vermont
A.G. Whitham; Gordon Wettlas; Lawrence C. Wroth; Robert F. Wood; E. Weyhe; Arthur F. Williams; W. Willey; W.W. Waymack
G.G. Ryan; William J. Neal; Naldo A. Johnson; Bess J. Lund; Mabel McDonald; American Devon Cattle Club; Leo Kerpen; American Fork and Hoe Company; Frank M. Brown
Correspondence: "Print"; "Typography" and "Stinehour Press" with press samples, photographs, typescripts and printer's mark
M.K. Gladstone; Margaret J. McDonald; William Edwin Rudge; Dean W. Hocking; Cordelia Hamilton; N.B. Powter
John Bianchi; Morton H. Baker; C.S. Brigham; Frank C. Brown; including letter to Alfred Bartlett (1915) and the "Cornhill" Booklet
Charles C. Merrill; Philip S. Marden; J. Horace McFarland; Frederic G. Melcher
Correspondence: "Printing and Graphic Arts" (PaGA) and "Personal"
Irene Aronson; Charles M. Antin; H. Richard Archer; Henry Alderman; F.B. Adams; R.T. Aitchison
Bertrand Bronson; "Better Handwriting"; George Braziller, Inc.
Carnegie Institute of Technology; Lili Cassel
Donald J. Hermann; Philip Hofer; Richard J. Hoffman
Newton F. McKeon; Fred L. Melcher; F. Ronald Mansbridge; George L. McKay; Egdon H. Margo; Robert McNulty; Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Ruth Noble; Marvin H. Neel
Lewis M. Stark; Paul J. Sachs; William Bentinck-Smith; San Jacinto Muesum of History Association
Earle F. Walbridge; James Wells; Frank Weitenkampf; Beatrice L. Warde; Roby Wentz
G.L. Baker; Joseph Blumenthal; Amos Burg; Brooklyn Museum
Pritchart Davis; F.W. DeForest; Norman Davis; Francoise Dony; Dartmouth College
Egas Studio; Albert Fowler
B.L. Houghton; Ellic Howe; Stanley Hidden; T. Halfield; C.C. Harper; Harvard University
Paul R. Kelty; Rolf Klep
James R. Murphy; W.B. Manson; Frederick B. Maxham; Benjamin R. Mathews; Frederic Melcher; Helen Miller; Lewis Mumford; David S. Murphy; "Musical America"; Ida Merriam and family
M. Neff; Stanley Orne; Rene Peron; University of Oregon Alumni Association; Re. "Old Oregon"; University of Oregon
Gladys A. Reichard; W.L. Rybot
Ernest Thompson Seton; Sarah H. Smith; R.H. Shreve
Gladys H. Watson; Harry W. Witters
Correspondence: Family
Richard D. Nash; John Henry Nash; Tom Nash; Rod A. Falk; Chauncey C. Nash;
Contains typescripts, proofs and drafts of writings by Ray Nash and others. Also includes typescripts, proofs and correspondence for articles in the "PaGA" quarterly.
Writings by Ray Nash
Writings by Ray Nash
Writings by Others
Writings by Others
"Printing and Graphic Arts" (PaGA)
Contains administrative material and student work related to Nash's teaching of graphic arts at Dartmouth College. The material includes freshman information and information on Nash's student advisees, as well as student exams and student prints. Woodblocks created by Nash's students are also included.
Teaching: Exams
Teaching: Exams
Teaching: Exams and administrative material
Teaching: Administrative material and student work, identified
Teaching: Student work
Teaching: Student work: Prints
Teaching: Student work: Prints
Teaching: Student work: Prints
Teaching: Student work: Prints
Teaching: Student work: Prints
Teaching: Student work: Prints
Teaching: Student work: Woodblocks
Teaching: Student work: Woodblocks
Teaching: Student work: Woodblocks
Teaching: Student work: Woodblocks
Teaching: Student work: Woodblocks
Teaching: Student work: Woodblocks
Teaching: Student work: Woodblocks
Teaching: Student work: Woodblocks
Contains subject files with correspondence, typescripts, proofs, brochures, photographs, lists, flyers, financial information, meeting minutes and reports. Correspondents include Dana Atchley, Vrest Orton, Leonard Baskin, Leon Voet and Carl Purington Rollins.
(American Friends of the) Plantin-Moretus Museum, Antwerp, Belgium
American Friends of the Plantin-Moretus Museum; American Antiquarian Society; American Institute of Graphic Arts; Leonard Baskin (Gehenna Press)
Belgian American Educational Foundation; Boston Institute of Advertising; College Art Association; Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery; Marlboro College; New School for Social Research; Oxford
Burton Emmet; Bill Martin; "Economic Forum"
Harry L. Gage; Milton Glick (Viking Press); Marjorie Griesser; Porter Garnett
Robert S. Josephy; Sidney Kramer; Hellmut Lehman-Haupt
George C. Miller; Frederic W. Main
Adolph S. Ochs; Vrest Orton
Peckham Machinery Company; Rous and Mann Limited; Theodore H. Strauss; Ferdy J. Tagle
Oxford; Pierpoint Morgan Library; "Printing and Graphic Arts" (PaGA); Rounce and Coffin Club; Carl Purington Rollins
Carl Purington Rollins; Society of Antiquaries London; Stinehour Press; Vermont Society
Contains material related to Nash's involvement and passion for the graphic arts including print jobs for Dartmouth College, Dartmouth Publishing and Stinehour Press. Unbound scrapbooks, as well as printings by Ray Nash and others including Thoreau MacDonald, David Milne, Kenneth Shopen, George T. Plowman, W.J. Schwanenkamp and Leonard Baskin are also included. Press samples include flyers, invitations, announcements and prospectuses.
Printings by Ray Nash
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth College
Scrapbooks (unbound)
Scrapbooks (unbound)
Press Samples
Press Samples
Press samples
Oversize: Etchings by Ken Shopen (1952-1955); "The Times Literary Supplement" (1927-1955); "Outlet of the Pond," by David Milne, three plate, three color drypoint and "Waterfall," by David Milne, three plate, three color drypoint, with correspondence (Douglas Richardson, 1972); Pen and ink drawing by Ray Nash (1959); Etching by George T. Plowman; Etching by Fiske Boyd (1947); "Play on Ray Nash," by S.M., ink (1970); Sketches by Holly Nash (early years); Diplomas; Etchings by Horace Walpole; "Adam and Eve," pen and ink (circa 1920); Etchings by W.J. Schwanekamp; "Old Cape Lighthouse" and other color prints by J.J. Lankes (circa 1943); Miscellaneous unidentified etchings; Teaching aids;
Oversize: Prospectuses for Gehenna Press (Leonard Baskin); Photograph of Henry Lewis Johnson(circa 1900); "Found Near Some Wet Water," by Stephan McKeown, watercolor book; Blueprint for alphabet letters; Prints of etchings and pen an ink drawings from The Metropolitan Museum of Art; Exhibit material/teaching aids; Press samples by Eden Hill Press (Joseph Low); "The Old Schoolhouse Thornhill," by Thoreau MacDonald, pen and ink; "The MacKenzie Rivers of America," by Thoreau MacDonald (1949); "Rough Leg Hawk," by Thoreau MacDonald, watercolor (1944); Untitled watercolor by Thoreau MacDonald; Press samples by Thoreau MacDonald; Miscellaneous sketches and prints by Thoreau MacDonald (circa 1944-1955)
Oversize: Photographs of Ray Nash with David B. Grinnell, matted (circa 1949); Miscellaneous large press samples including Albion Hand Press, Hugo Schmidt Verlag, Muenchen, Edward Stern and Company; Some student prints; Watercolors by Tamsin Wolff; "HNW," by John R. Nash, print (1966); Announcements including "Old Comedy and New Tragedy,"lecture by Christian Wolff, "Existentialism and the Classical Hero," lecture by Cedric Whitman, "Palaces of the Homer Heroes," lecture by J. Walter Graham (1969), The Hamilton B. Mitchell Lecture: Frank Francis, "Der Junge Toerless," lecture; Class of 1926 honor for Ray Nash on velum
Oversize: "Leaves of Plants," Illustrated by Dary V. Storrs; Unidentified sketches and prints; Teaching Aid Scrapbook pages with paper advertisements; Book covers; Reproductions of items in the collection of Roger Glossnor for proposed catalogue; "Five Addled Etchings," by Leonard Baskin, layout, research, galleys and correspondence (1969); Material related to fragments of 16th century printing, discovered by Ray Nash circa 1943; "Ray Nash and the Graphic Arts Workshop at Dartmouth" broadsides; "Dartmouth Foreign Study Program" broadside; Announcements: "Books of the Plantin Press," lecture (1968), "Two Lectures on Art," by Robert Rosenbaum and Wolfgang Stechow (1969); "What's Florentine about Florentine Art?" lecture by A.R. Turner (1965), "The Artist and the Book," lecture by Philip Hofer (1965)
Printing blocks: Dartmouth Seal 1770, with embossed die; Dartmouth College Library
Printing Ephemera: Printing paper samples; Belgian print samples (catalogues, advertisements etc.); Elkin Mathews Catalogues; "Six Poems By John Hay"; "The Great Snow"; "Max Beerbohm and Arthur Conan Doyle"; "Salt Meadow Poems";
Contains financial documents, blue prints and correspondence related to the renovation and running of Nash's farm in Royalton, Vermont. Photographs, personal financial documents and material related to Nash's trips to California and Italy, as well as bank statements for the American Friends of Plantin-Moretus Museum are also included.


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As a student intending on working part-time during the studies, it is crucial that you take notice of the Tax Office, known as the Finanzamt in Deutsch. This office is responsible for issuing the tax number (Steueridentifikationsnummer), which is an important part of the documents that you need to submit to your employer.
You can apply for your tax number directly when you are completing your registration at the Town Hall. However, if you have not applied for your tax number at the time of registering your address at the Town Hall, you can get it from the Finanzamt. In order to receive your tax number, you need to present the following documents to the officer at the Finanzamt:
- A valid passport or residence permit (Aufenthaltstitel)
- Residency Registration Certificate (Anmeldebestätigung) from the Town Hall
Again, if you intend on working in paid employment in Germany, you need to have a tax number. The taxes are deducted directly from your income by your employer and are paid to the state. The amount of income tax deducted depends on your income, your marital or family status and your tax bracket/ class.
A mini-job (with an income of no more than 450 euros) is tax-free, and hence students earning 450 euros or less each month are exempt from paying income taxes.


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Review: The Gilded Cage by Lucinda Gray10:00
Series: None
Author: Lucinda Gray
Published August 2nd 2016 by Henry Holt and Co. (BYR)
Goodreads Synopsis
After growing up on a farm in Virginia, Walthingham Hall in England seems like another world to sixteen-year-old Katherine Randolph. Her new life, filled with the splendor of upper-class England in the 1820s, is shattered when her brother mysteriously drowns. Katherine is expected to observe the mourning customs and get on with her life, but she can't accept that her brother's death was an accident.
A bitter poacher prowls the estate, and strange visitors threaten the occupants of the house. There's a rumor, too, that a wild animal stalks the woods of Walthingham. Can Katherine retain her sanity long enough to find out the truth? Or will her brother's killer claim her life, too?
I ordered this book because of the period it's set in. The early 1800s are one of my favourite historical periods to read about, especially when set in England. I had seen some negative reviews, but still wanted to read it, to see what I thought. Unfortunately, I probably would've been better off not getting this book, or at least waiting for my library to get it instead.
The Gilded Cage begins in Virginia, USA, when Katherine Randolph discovers that she and her brother are the heirs to the Walthingham country estate in England, and skips forward four weeks, to their presentation ball. Katherine and George are starting to settle into the stuffy life of British aristocracy, when a terrible 'accident' happens, and George is found dead in an icy lake. Everyone believes it was just an accident, a slip in the icy after a drunken night; everyone that is, except for Kat. After rumours of a beast of Walthingham start to circulate, she believes there was something shady at hand, and won't stop at nothing to find out the truth.
I liked Kat, I did, but she wasn't anything special. There wasn't really anything about her to make her memorable, and I'll probably forget about her soon enough, if I'm being really honest. Like many women of that time, she's treated like a frail, young thing, often sent to bed or excluded for conversations, so as not to disturb her delicate sensibilities. No one really takes her seriously, and she is helpless, even though she's now the sole heiress to the large estate.
I did like the tiny romantic aspect between Kat and Mr Simpson, the estate's lawyer. He was the only one to see Kat as a real person, capable of thought and reason, and not some vapid socialite who needs coddling.
Because Kat is only 16, and unmarried, she needs to be under the guardianship of her two cousins, Grace and Henry, who I disliked from the beginning. There always seemed to be something off about the pair, and the further you get into the book, the more and more this feeling grew.
I liked the mysterious aspect, of whether there was a 'beast' or not roaming the grounds, and because of that, the book is a 3 star read. However, it dragged on at times, and then the ending was so rushed, it was unbelievable. Honestly, parts of the middle section could've been completely scrapped, if the ending would've had a bit more care taken, it would've been more enjoyable to read.
I probably wouldn't recommend this book, if I'm being really honest. If you want a good book from this era, I could give you a few other options that are so much better.


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Commenting on the results, Christian Kurz, SVP, Global Consumer Insights, Viacom said, "Notably, we found that there are many more commonalities between the US and the rest of the world than there are differences.
A new study from Viacom has revealed some differences in thoughts and attitudes to work, life and love between the Gen X and Millennial generations.
The study, entitled Gen X Today, surveyed more than 12,000 adults across 21 countries to better understand Gen X'ers, defined globally as adults 30-49, and in the US as adults 34-54 years old.
Participants came from Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Colombia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Indonesia, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Philippines, Poland, Romania, Singapore, South Africa, Sweden, Thailand, UK and the US.
Around 9,000 of those surveyed were between 30-49-years-old with a sample of 18-29-year-olds included for comparison.
Some of the major findings to come out of the study included Gen X'ers' and Millennials' different attitudes to relationships.
American Gen X'ers chose good sex (45%) as the most important thing in a good long-term relationship, followed by friendship (40%) and romance (39%).
Millennials however chose friendship first (58%) followed by romance (40%) and good sex (30%).
Although the percentages were different for those outside the US, the answers given by Gen X'ers and Millennials still ranked in the same order.
The results also found that Gen X'ers were more likely to prioritise a work-life balance over success than Millennials.
In America, 72% of Gen X participants and 69% of Millennials agreed with the statement "work-life balance matters more than success and recognition at work". Outside the US, a larger majority of Gen X'ers (83%) and Millennials (77%) agreed.
Gen X'ers were also found to be less likely to feel lonely than Millennials.
In the US, 52% of Gen X participants and 56% of Millennials agreed that they "feel lonely". The same was true of those outside America, with 42% of Gen X'ers and 53% of Millennials agreeing with this statement.
Despite feelings of loneliness the survey did offer some good news, with the large majority of both Gen X'ers and Millennials feeling happy with themselves.
In the US, 86% of Gen X participants and 85% of Millennials said they feel comfortable with who they are, with an equally high number of non-US Gen X'ers (85%) and Millennials (80%) also feeling the same.
Commenting on the results, Christian Kurz, SVP, Global Consumer Insights, Viacom said, "Notably, we found that there are many more commonalities between the US and the rest of the world than there are differences.
This is a pattern that generally holds true when looking at the well-studied Millennials — the first truly global generation — but we were surprised to also find this with Gen X'ers who grew up under dramatically different circumstances around the world."


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When the gang's all home for the holidays, having a few hearty breakfast recipes will definitely come in handy. These Cheesy Egg and Potato Breakfast Tacos fit the bill in my book. All you need is a few simple ingredients on hand, and they're so easy to put together. Topping the tacos with a bit of avocado makes them extra yummy!
Cheesy Egg and Potato Breakfast Tacos
· 8 refrigerated corn tortillas
· 5 Tbsp. olive oil, divided
· 1 pkg. Simply Potatoes refrigerated diced potatoes with onions
· Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
· 8 large eggs
· ⅓ cup salsa (your favorite salsa e.g. tomatillo), plus more for garnish
· ⅔ cup shredded jack or mozzarella cheese
· 4 scallions, thinly sliced (1 cup)
· 12 dashes hot sauce, plus more for garnish (optional)
· 1 large ripe avocado, thinly sliced
· Sour Cream, for garnish (optional)
Turn gas to medium-high heat. Cook tortillas on a non-stick skillet until charred in a few spots, about 30 seconds per side (be careful not to let tortillas burn.) Once charred, nestle tortillas in a cloth dish towel to keep warm and set aside.
Meanwhile, add 3 tablespoons of oil to a large non-stick skillet over medium- high heat. When it simmers, add potatoes, season with salt and pepper, and cook according to package directions. When potatoes are ready, remove from pan and set aside.
Meanwhile, place eggs in a medium bowl and quickly break up egg yolks with a whisk. Stir in salsa, ½ cup of cheese, scallions, hot sauce (if using). Season with salt and pepper and whisk until smooth. Wipe out skillet potatoes were in and return to medium heat; add remaining 2 tablespoons oil. Add egg mixture and cook stirring occasionally until just set, about 4 minutes. Remove from heat, add remaining cheese, cover and sit until eggs are cooked to desired doneness and cheese is melted.
Divide eggs and potatoes among charred tortillas. Top with avocado and finish with additional salsa or sour cream, if using. Serve immediately.
Delicious Prosciutto and Egg Biscuit Cups will make the perfect Christmas morning breakfast for my gourmet Italian crowd! They're also so easy make and with the added spinach and mozzarella, I'm sure to please my hungry family!
Prosciutto and Egg Biscuit Cups
· Nonstick cooking spray
· 6 thinly sliced pieces of prosciutto (about 3-oz.)
· 1 can (8-oz.) refrigerated buttermilk biscuits
· 1/3 cup defrosted frozen spinach
· 2 jarred roasted bell peppers, finely chopped
· 6 large eggs
· 1/3 cup shredded Mozzarella cheese (about 1 1/2 oz.)
· Sour cream, for serving (optional)
· Salad, for serving (optional)
Heat oven to 350°F and arrange rack in the middle. Coat 6 jumbo muffin well or 6 (6 oz.) heatproof ramekins or cups with cooking spray.
Separate biscuit dough into 6 pieces then place 1 in each muffin cup. Press the dough two-thirds of the way up sides of muffin wells. Lay one piece of prosciutto on top of each biscuit dough piece, allowing the ends of each prosciutto piece to stick out of the muffin well. Divide spinach then peppers and cheese among muffin wells and finally crack an egg over the top of each.
Bake until egg whites are set, about 20 to 25 minutes. Run a butter knife around muffin wells to loosen. Serve immediately, with a dollop of sour cream and/or salsa, if using.
ciao! fabiana
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Came across this one from Bud Cadell's works on whatconsumesme and instantly grew to love this depiction. Simple, yet powerful way to organize everything I do, or can do, and it'll immediately decide how much time / resources I should be spending on it.
Though the self-help books wouldn't get you to start writing your goals on a piece of paper, this one seems an interesting thing to do. – list whatever I do, or can potentially do, into one of the categories :
What I want to do but neither am I good, nor will it pay. – Travel consultant?
What I can get paid for, but neither am I good with nor I want to do it. – Bullshitting!
What I'm good with, but neither it pays, nor I really want to do it. –
What I want to do and can get paid for but am not too good at – Dealmaking
What I want to do and am good at, but won't get paid for it. –
What I'm good with, can get paid for, but don't want to do. –
What I'm good with, would love to do and CAN get paid for! – Conceptualizing Solutions
But well, at 25, in the process of experimenting with your career before you're required to stabilize, not all these questions are answered properly. Though if the last one is answered well enough, all else is irrelevant.
The venn hasn't told me what my Hooray! is, but it has told me the way to think, if I want to get there!
Also, it's given me an interesting thing to play with, to make new venn diagrams that'll give me new ways of looking at life and what I'm doing.
AND , a cool piece of gyan to draw on tissue papers at coffee shops, and give away to people – with due respect to Cadell!


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Student Character Design
The characters within a game are the actors and are the main representation of the overall look, mood, and style of the game. Students were introduced to this valuable component of game development, where they gained an understanding of a character's significance in a game. They were instructed to create characters that effectively represented their game while also establishing a style and personality to their design. While designing their characters, students were implementing their art fundamentals. A basic understanding of gesture, conveying emotion, and human proportion was also introduced.