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Belinda's world tour

Title: Belinda's world tour / Guy Davenport ; illustrations by Deborah Norden.
Author: Davenport, Guy.
Publication: New York : Dim Gray Bar Press, 1991.

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Description

1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations (some color); 16 x 21 cm

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Genre/Form

Private press books – New York – New York.

Note

Based upon a series of letters written by Franz Kafka to a little girl who had lost her doll.
"Belinda's Wourld Tour was set in 16 pt. Van Dijck Roman and Italic monotype by M&H Type, San Francisco, and printed at the Center for Book Arts in New York City by Barry Magid and Lou Nordstrom. One hundred copies were bound by the Campbell-Logan Bindery, Minneapolis, and signed by the author and illustrator"--Colophon.

Provenance (note)

Inscribed: in ink, on colophon,"Deborah Norden" and "Guy Davenport."

Binding (note)

Bound in publisher's quarter red gilt stamped cloth with decorative paper boards.

Call Number

Rare Books 19-443

OCLC

24893592

Author

Davenport, Guy.

Title

Belinda's world tour / Guy Davenport ; illustrations by Deborah Norden.

Imprint

New York : Dim Gray Bar Press, 1991.

Type of Content

text

Type of Medium

unmediated

Type of Carrier

volume

Provenance

Inscribed: in ink, on colophon,"Deborah Norden" and "Guy Davenport." NN

Binding

Bound in publisher's quarter red gilt stamped cloth with decorative paper boards. NN

Local Note

Copy in Rare Books 19-443 is no. 25 of 100 copies.

Rare Book Division Accession File 1990-1999 (rbk90.ask), Converted September 10, 2006.

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Center for Book Arts (New York, N.Y.), printer.

Dim Gray Bar Press, publisher.

Campbell-Logan Bindery, binder.

Research Call Number

Rare Books 19-443

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