WRPR 177: How Stuff Works (HC)

Bible from Northern France, probably 13th century.

An English psalter, with a partial calendar, from the 15th century. Harris 42.

Hebrew Bible from the 13th century, written in Sephardic script. Harris #1

Early edition of Juvenal printed by Aldus Manutius.

A leaf from the Gutenberg Bible, printed in Mainz between 1450 and 1455.

Printed in 1623, this is the only source text for about half of Shakespeare's plays and is one of the world's most sought-after books.

A collection of Dime Novels (early paperbacks).

A novel by Charles Dickens originally released in 20 parts.

Harper's Weekly was highly illustrated, and provided many people with their first, and in some cases only, images of the Civil War. In addition to war correspondents, Harper's sent out sketch artists to create images on-site.

An artist's book with an unusual shape.

An artist's book designed to be touched.

A fine press magazine exhibiting different printing and illustration styles.