Scope and Contents Wire-bound album of 33 offprints of advertisements for the General Post Office. 'F. M. originated and designed & copy-wrote this series at Mather & Crowther' - inscription on front cover.It is also inscribed: 'Advertisements designed and written by F.M. for Post Office - except first four which have typographer's name printed at foot' (viz. James Shand, Oliver Simon, J. H. Mason, Ashley Havenden). A leaf of original artwork for one of the advertisments, and a tear-sheet from...

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The correspondents are George Macy, Oxford University Press (Charles Batey, Vivian Ridler), Shenval Press (James Shand), and René Ben Sussan.

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Most of the correspondence is between Meynell and the Nonesuch Press (Monica Herring, Frederick Lemon, Robert Leighton, George Macy) and the Fanfare Press (Ernest Ingham). Other correspondents are Cambridge University Press (F. H. Kendon), John Gartner, Trevor Glewitt, J. Harrison, Norman MacDermott, the News Chronicle (Hubert Phillips), Random House, Inc. (Bennett Cerf), W. H. D. Rouse, and James Shand.

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Correspondents include L. E. Bell, C. E. Carroll, Enid Clay, M. Croyden-Smith, V.(?) Dale, Mrs. B. Darwin, A. Defries, Marion Hamilton, E. Owen Jennings, Eleanor C. Merry, B. Morris, Godfrey Nicholson, Jane Oppenheimer, J. D. A. Ridgway, James Shand, H. Wade, Marie Stuart, R. Wallace Walker, M. Wallace, Sydney Walton, Evelyn Whitlaw, and D. J. M. Willmot. In the same sequence is correspondence between Meynell and the Nonesuch Press (Monica Herring, Robert Leighton).

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Correspondents include J. N. Allcock, Stephen Aske, T. Balston, Edna Deane, Eva Harris, Clarry Hylton, G. Peter Lewis, Jane Oppenheimer, Lucia M. Pitts, A. G. R. Revell, B. T. Roberts-Jones, and James Shand In the same sequence is correspondence between Meynell and the Nonesuch Press (Monica Herring, Robert Leighton).

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Correspondents include Beatrice Carroll, Desmond Flower, Charles L. Gimblett, Mrs. Arthur H. Hughes, Robert Leighton, Charles Madge, Rauri McLean, Margaret J. O'Donnell, The Pilot Press Ltd (Charles Madge), Will Ransom, James Shand, Barbara Wall, and Mary Winter Were In the same sequence is correspondence between Meynell and the Nonesuch Press (Monica Herring, Robert Leighton).

Scope and Contents Correspondents include John Baker, David Bland, the British Council (Ruth Atkinson), John Carter, Dennis Cohen, J. Compton, Desmond Flower, Golden Cockerell Press, Joan Hassall, Robert Leighton, National Book League (Elizabeth Edmondston), Oxford University Press (Charles Batey, Geoffrey Cumberledge, Patricia Faulkner), J. M. Richards, Michael Sadleir, Charles J. Sawyer, Martin Secker, James Shand, and Aubrey West. With the letters is a printed programme of book exhibitions for the Festival...

Scope and Contents Not all Carter's letters are dated and some are placed approximately in the sequence. Folder 1 = 1942-1950, with a letter from Philip Robinson to Morison dated 4 Aug. 1950 Folder 2 = 1951 Folder 3 = 1952-1953 Folder 4 = 1954, with a copy of a letter from Carter to Philip Hofer dated 27 July 1954 Folder 5 = 1955-1956 Folder 6 = 1957-1958, with a letter from J. Shand to Carter dated 23 Jan. 1957 Folder 7 = 1959-1960, with a galley proof of a review annotated by Carter Folder 8 = 1961, with an...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Correspondence, mostly with lenders of items to the exhibition, other papers relating to the exhibition, and an album compiled by Crutchley. The correspondence is almost all to or from Crutchley or his assistant John Dreyfus, Crutchley's letters being typescript carbon copies. Records and descriptions of items lent are among the correspondence. The exhibition intended to mark the five hundredth anniversary of Gutenberg's invention, took place in May 1940. It closed after only 10 days because...

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This memoir of Shand was 'a keepsake from Shenval Press for members of the Wynkyn de Worde Society 26 September 1968'.

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With the letters (1929-49) are a printed list of types held at the Shenval Press (undated) and an invitation to a 'commemorative gathering' (1967).

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One letter (1947) is from Nicolette Shand. At the end of the sequence are printed notices of his death.