Box 2

This book is number_ of an edition of 25. Handset & printed by Ann Spencer Dallas on a Washington press using 18 point Bulmer type, both roman & italic, and a great deal of power, both woman & mental

"The Creeper" was hand-set by Jane Tucker Sibley, a grand-daughter of the author, in one month (thereabouts), finally finished the text (set in 12 pt. Bembo moveable type) at 9:31 pm on May 12, 1975. This is copy no. _, of an edition of 50 printed at Moodus Printshop.

This book was handset in dusty Wallau and shining Berhnard Gothic as part of a somewhat prolonged exercise in masochism undertaken in May of 1975. It was printed on a Washington handpress by Eric Rosenthal at Wesleyan University. You happen to be holding number _ in an edition of 15. As for the misspelling on the last page--well, these things happen sometimes. No one pronounces the c anyway.

This book, painstakingly completed in the summer of 1975, was designed and illustrated by Karen Frickenhaus, while under the instruction of David Schorr at Wesleyan University. This copy, signed by the artist, is number _ of an edition of fifteen. [autographed by the student].

This book was handset and printed by the author in 14 point Palatino on Arches text weight paper, executed at the Wesleyan University print shop under the direction of David Schorr in the spring of 1975. This copy, signed by the artist, is number_ of an edition of ten. Decicated to the Earl of Sandwich. [autographed by the artist].

The _copy of an edition of 12. Written, designed, illustrated, and printed by B. Ellen Katz. Prepeared at Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut, May, 1975.