Box 10

Scope and Contents This book was designed, illustrated and printed in the fall of 1990 by Genevieve Emmy Schmidt- Camacho in the Wesleyan University Print Shop. Th text, set in 18 and 24 point Caslon, was printed on a Vandercook 15-21 press. The illustrations are soft-ground etchings which owe their existence to the help of Midge and Dana Spottswood. The paper is Rives Lightweight. Thanks to Heather, Robin, and 149-50 Lincoln Street for their friendship and encouragement through the printing of this book. ...

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Designed and printed with love and a little insanity in helvetica 18 & 24 point at Wesleyan University 1990 Skankster Press _ of _

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This book was designed and published by Laurel Janensch on the Vandercook 15-21 Press in the Wesleyan University Print Shop during November and December, 1990. The type is 14 point Palatino and the paper is Superfine softwhite.

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Queen Alice is Chapter Nine of Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There by Lewis Carroll, 1872. This edition was created in the Fall of 1995 by Damian Hess for David Schorr's Typography course at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT. The illustrations are by Sir John Tenniel, from the 1872 printing, and have been modified. Punctuation conforms to the original manuscript, as according to More Annnotated Aliceby Marvin Gardner, 1990. Copy #_ of eight.

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This text was set in Helvetica and printed on a Vandercook press at Wesleyan University in December of 1990 by Laurie Garrett. Dedicated to the mothers (and fathers) who have ever lost a child by the hands of another. A sentiment of the African and African-American plight. For James and Jean Garrett

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This book was compiled and designed by Kerith Gardner in April and May 1991. The illustration is Copper beech, Stourhead lake, Wiltshire, by Fay Goodwin. The typeface is Bauer bodoni, the paper Superfine white. Special thanks to David Schorr and Shady Hill. THis is copy number _ in an edition of 10.

Scope and Contents This book was compiled, desined, illustrated, printed, and bound by Laurel Janensch using QuarkXPress 3.0 on the Wesleyan Print Shop's Macintosh. The text is 12 pt Garamond on 20 pt leading. The title page also uses Futura Light. Both color and black and white xerography were used. This book was an individual project for the Spring 1991 Graphic Design Tutorial. I would like to thank all the designers in the tutorial and David Schorr for their invaluable help and advice. This is number...