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One, Inc. was one of the earliest gay rights organizations in the United States. In 1953, One, Inc. began publishing the monthly 'One Magazine,' the first national homophile periodical in the United States which continued to be published until 1972. More: https://t.co/vWtxJlEFfS

It's #WoodEngravingWednesday! These wood engravings are prints by German-American artist Hans Alexander Mueller from the Limited Editions Club edition of Robert Louis Stevenson’s 'Kidnapped,' designed and printed in 1938 by Elmer Adler. Learn more: https://t.co/EQaOYlQbHR

To commemorate the milestone of Charles V's election as Holy Roman Emperor OTD in 1519, we look to his coronation w these images from a facsimile edition of engravings of the procession originally produced in 1535 by Nicolaas Hogenberg. Learn more: https://t.co/MneL9CzBvG

To celebrate the #SummerSolstice we shared 'Harnessing the Sun: The Story of the Bell Solar Battery,' a booklet produced by the Wisconsin Telephone Company in 1958 to announce the invention of the Bell Solar Battery. Learn more: https://t.co/GFiE6I5pYg

Today we present a few of Barry Moser’s wood engravings from his 1984 Pennyroyal Editions printing of Washington Irving’s 'Rip Van Winkle and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.' #WoodEngravingWednesday

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Today we highlight hand-colored collotype photographs of flowers by Ogawa Kazumasa from the series 'Japan: Described & Illustrated by the Japanese' written by eminent Japanese scholars. The series was published by J.B. Millet Company in Boston in 1897. https://t.co/CD6usMvyks

This hand-drawn and painted mock-up of The Chandler Motor Car publication is missing its text! These illustrations were done by noted American artist and screen printer Max Arthur Cohn. #ArchivesHashtagParty #ArchivesOnWheels

This week we present a few of the Anatinae or dabbling ducks that are common to our neck of the woods. Once again, our examples come from Rex Brasher’s 12-volume set 'Birds and Trees of North America,' published btwn 1929 & 1932. #Feathursday Learn more: https://t.co/AX1VTtuHwC

Miriam Macgregor is an Indian-born British wood engraver and type compositor. Since 1977, she has worked the Whittington Press. Today we present her wood engravings for P.J. Kavanagh’s Real Sky, printed in 1980 by Macgregor herself. #WoodEngravingWednesday https://t.co/onqLeIt99B

I was curious if we held any books that use Eurostile, and indeed we do!! And it’s a book I know well: Synesthesia, shown here, by Terence McKenna and Tim Ely, published in New York in an edition of 75 copies by Granary Books in 1992.