By Blumenthal, Joseph,. New York : F.C. Beil, 1982 . 153 p. : , " [...] In this informal panorama of American fine printing and its practitioners, Mr. Blumenthal has written a fascinating "serch of clarity" from the halcyon days of the 1920's through the 1970's. With a strong sense of the historical forces that have made printing what is today, he tells about the development of his Spiral Press in New York, where he succeeded in producing consistently distinctive style of printing; about his growing education in the graphic arts; about the books he made for President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Robert Frost; about tipe, book design, and the changes that came with computerized techniques [...]" --Sol. 0913720380