The Colophon Autumn 1936 - Autumn 1937

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A Quarterly For Bookmen. Highlights: No. 1: The Printer of the Jesuit "Relations" by Louis Blake Duff; The First Edition of Byron's Corsair? by William H. McCarthy, Jr.; No. 2: If You Must Write a Bibliography by Charles Beecher Hogan; Breaking Into Print by Sinclair Lewis; Hawthorne and The Man of God by Manning Hawthorne; No. 3: Victorian Bookmarkers by Paul McPharlin; Notes on a Wordsworth Collection by George F. Whicher; Wolfe's Copy of Gray's Elegy by Edwin Wolf, 2nd; Plagiarism and Thomas Hardy by Carl J. Weber; No. 4: The American Issues of Trilby by Louis N. Feipel; etc. Show more