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Bruce Rogers

Born: 1870

Died: 1957

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Born: 1870

Died: 1957

Books by Bruce Rogers (50 max)

Pi: a hodge-podge of the letters, papers, and addresses written during the last sixty years.

1953

Bruce Rogers, Bruce Rogers

The Centaur types

1948

Bruce Rogers, Bruce Rogers

The hare and many friends.

1800

Paragraphs on printing

1943

The choice of books, and other literary pieces

1891

Frederic Harrison, Bruce Rogers

Fine book pages a portfolio of specimen pages from the distinguished books designed by Mr. Bruce Rogers

1920

An unholy BRible story: unAuthorized perVersion of the making of the new Oxford Lectern Bible

1936

B.R. designs a volume for the Rowfant Club, 1925.: [Progressive layouts for [Rudyard Kipling's] On dry-cow fishing

1938

Three letters from B.R., E.W.

1941

Books what they represent to some of those who have written, read, and loved them

1944

Selected letters, 1915-1918

1988

The Holy Bible: containing the Old Testament and the New

1640

Biblia sacra Vulgatae editionis: Sixti V. pont. m. jussu recognita et Clementis VIII. auctoritate edita.

1760

The Holy Bible: containing the Old Testament and the New

1763

Holkham: a poem, dedicated without permission to Joseph Hume.

1822

Jack the giant killer.

1840

The history of Tom Thumb.

1840

Daily food for Christians: being a promise, and another Scriptural portion for every day of the year, together with a verse of a hymn.

1843

Corso graduato di calligrafia: in 40 tavole contenente l'inglese, la rotonda, l'italiana, diversi gotici e stampatelli ...

1880

The dream of Poliphilus: fac-similes of one hundred and sixty-eight woodcuts in "Hypnerotomachia Poliphili" (Venice, 1499)

1893

Notes: critical & biographical by R.B. Gruelle. Collection of W.T. Walters. J.M. Bowles, editor and publisher.

1895

Richard B Gruelle, Bruce Rogers

The semi-centennial of anaesthesia, October 16, 1846-October 16, 1896.

1896

The monument to Robert Gould Shaw: its inception, completion, and unveiling, 1865-1897.

1897

In memory of Sarah Earle Stevens.

1898

Bruce Rogers of Indiana, his ABC book.

1900

Portraits of Washington, illustrated with engravings on steel

1900

The Keppel booklets.

1901

The form of solemnization of matrimony: together with a certificate of marriage.

1901

The history of Oliver and Arthur

1903

William Leighton, Bruce Rogers, Riverside Press

Fred W. Goudy and Will H. Ransom, the Village Press, Park Ridge, Illinois.

1903

The works of Alfred Lord Tennyson

1904

Tennyson, Alfred Tennyson Baron, Bruce Rogers

Un mazzetto scelto di certi fioretti del glorioso poverello di Cristo San Francesco di Assisi insieme col Cantico al sole del medesimo.

1904

The Opal: a novel.

1905

The song of Roland translated from the French by Isabel Butler

1906

Bruce Rogers, Isabel Butler, Houghton, Mifflin and Company, Riverside Press (Cambridge, Mass.)

Catalogue of a memorial exhibition of the works of Augustus Saint-Gaudens.

1908

The first ten years of the Cheltenham Press: being an account of various problems in printing and in advertising and of their solution.

1908

More charades ...

1909

William Bellamy, Bruce Rogers, Riverside Press (Cambridge, Mass.)

The compleat angler, or, The contemplative man's recreation, being a discourse of fish and fishing not unworthy the perusal of most anglers

1909

Izaak Walton, Bruce Rogers

Ecclesiastes, or, The preacher.

1911

[Announcement of Bruce Rogers' leaving the employ of The Riverside Press, 1 April 1911]

1911

The University Press, Cambridge.

1911

An Exhibition of prints, maps, broadsides, newspapers, autographs, appertaining to Boston in revolutionary times: at the Club of Odd Volumes, 50 Mt. Vernon Street, Boston, from March 6 to March 11, MDCCCCXI.

1911

A description of Christ

1912

A farther brief and true narration of the great swamp fight in the Narragansett country, December 19, 1675

1912

The work of the Merrymount Press.

1913

Eleven examples of recent typography by Bruce Rogers from books and pamphlets printed for him at various presses.

1915

A midwinter budget: being a letter from the cheerful land of snow & ice where is to be found the Dyke Mill to the dwellers in less favored spots

1916

Catalogue of an exhibition of American printing: held under the auspices of the American Institute of Graphic Arts at the National Arts Club, March 28 to April 14, 1916.

1916

A description of the Merrymount Press, Boston, 1893-1917.

1917

A reprint in extenso of the leading article appearing in the Times of 25th October 1917, entitled Conscience recalcitrant.

1917