** 11 Items Private Press ** Prospectus Nonesuch Press Late 1920's and 1930's

Author: Various

Title:  Eleven Pieces of Material From The Nonesuch Press Prospectus and advertising Material Some Illustrated and a selection that Includes ‘Prelude to Plenty 1937-8’ ‘A Plurality of Worlds 1929′,’Bodkin Permitting Prospectus & Retrospectus for 1929’ ‘The 1928 Prospectus’ ‘Chapman by Havelock Ellis 1934’ and ‘Nonesuch books for Christmas 1924 and Spring 1925 ‘   

Publication: Nonesuch Press London from late 1920’s to 1930’s   ……..(See Pictures) 

Condition: 

Mostly all in Very good Condition a little age toning in places with minor spotting to some.The Nonesuch Press was founded by Francis Meynell along with his second wife Vera Mendel, and their mutual friend David Garnett, co-owner of Birrell & Garnett’s bookshop in Soho’s Gerrard Street. The first book published by the London-based private press was a volume of John Donne’s Love Poems was issued in May 1923.They set out to produce book designs with the quality of a fine-press but availability to a wider audience at rather lower prices and Nonesuch used a small hand press to design books.A very decent lot of early examples of their work.Eleven in total dating from 1920’s to the 1930’s  

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