Box 6

This copy is number _ in anedition of ten printed in Caslon type on Rives paper by Rebecca White Stamelman at Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut, in April of 1981.

This book is number _ in an edition of ten printed Palatino type on Arches paper by Rebecca Stamelman at Wesleyan University, January, 1981.

This book was laboriously hand set in 10 point Palatino in the unseasonably warm month of November 1982. It was printed on Rives paper. The design and illustration was concieved by Bradley Kessler in the consuming underworld of the Wesleyan University print shop. This copy is number _ in an edition of eight.

Printed by Adam Levy in the type shop of Wesleyan University during the first snow fall of the winter of 1982. 10 point Palantino was hand-set on goyu paper. Of an edition of 6 this is copy_.

This little book was conceived and produced by Lisa Govan in May of 1982 in eight point Bulmer on superfine ivory paper at Wesleyan University.

To who-m it may concern, this book was created (to wit, designed, illustrated, printed, and bound) by Clare B. Congdon at Wesleyan University in the spring of 1982 and is set in 16 point Bembo. Ten copies of this book were printed, of which this is number 1.

This anthology was collected, designed, illustrated, and printed by Donna Iannicelli at Wesleyan University in December of 1982. Set in fourteen and eighteen point Palantino, this book is copy 1 of an edition of 5.

This book was set in 14 point Palatino and printed, without permission and with original illustrations, by Donald Rea at Wesleyan University in the spring of 1982. Of a very limited edition of ten, this is number 1.

Text: Seen and not seen. By David Byrne. Images: Original Photographs and images from Family Skeletons by David D. Whitney and The Diseases of Society by G. Frank Lydston. Design: Gina Rosenwald. Printed on a Xerox 8200. May 1982.

This book is number _ in and ediiton of ten. It was handset in twelve point Caslon and prined by Helen Johnson in November 1982. Dedicated to Pam and Rachel, without whose love and support this book would never have been finished.