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Love Letters: American Commercial Engraving, Monograms and Social Stationery
Please join me at University of Texas at Austin for the most recent rendition of this evolving presentation about American commercial engraving. Tuesday September 22 6:00pm–7:30pm Art Building, Room A… more →
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Love Letters: American Commercial Engraving, Monograms and Social Stationery
wrote 3 months ago: Please join me at University of Texas at Austin for the most recent rendition of this evolving prese … more →
Heavy Metal Ephemera: The Resurrection of Two Social Engraving Presses
wrote 4 months ago: This is the story of a 5-year journey in search of an engraving proofing press. Once ubiquitous in s … more →
History of Romantic Letters at TypeCon 2009
wrote 6 months ago: The History of Romantic Letters at TypeCon 2009 THURSDAY, JULY 16 2:00 pm-5:30 pm Presented by Nancy … more →
History in Small Places, Feb 28-March 28
wrote 10 months ago: Solo exhibition of archival pigment prints by Nancy Sharon Collins at the Hill M … more →
Special Collections Library Receieves Monogram Dies
wrote 11 months ago: Louisiana State University Special Collections in the Hill Memorial Library, Baton Rouge, took posse … more →
Nancy Sharon Collins, Stationer Cited in VOGUE
wrote 1 year ago: “Vogue Most Wanted: Week of 06.05.2008″ edited by Meredith Melling Burke http://www.styl … more →
Watermarks
wrote 1 year ago: At one point during the four-day-bindery-athon the conversation turned to watermarks. The 9# vintage … more →
Japanes Bindery Work
wrote 1 year ago: On a project that began last year I had the opportunity to propose something that I had not worked w … more →
Opening reception for "History in Small Spaces: Solo Exhibition of Large Format Archival Pigment Prints"
wrote 1 year ago: The opening reception for “History in Small Spaces: Solo Exhibition of Large Format Archival P … more →
Early Symptoms of Type Nerd Syndrome (TNS)
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wrote 1 year ago: Following is from an e-conversation about suffering from Type Nerd Syndrome (TNS). ME: Herewith plea … more →
