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The Lost Gutenbergs
The Exquisite Notes

 

   

The Lost Gutenbergs
A Pictorial History

By W. Timothy Yancey & Michael L. Chrisman

The complete story of the discovery of The Lost Gutenbergs and the development of the Bookbinders Workshop 15th-Century Binding. Hardcover.

Also contains :

  • Close-up photos of the wooden boards, leather, and brass work.
  • Highlights of the medieval bookbinding style of Michael Chrisman on this immense project.
  • Full page color photos of pages of the Gutenberg Bible.
  • Additional information and history about Johann Gutenberg, the Gutenberg Bible and the Cooper Square Facsimile.
  • A pictorial history with over 80 stunning, color photographs of illuminations and rubrications.
Lost Gutenbergs book cover

Published by Bookbinders Workshop Inc., Garden City, Long Island, New York.


Order here, or call BBWS directly (347) 556-7133.

$34.95 / Autographed, First Edition.

Purchase from Bookbinders Workshop online Catalog BBWS catalog

 

 

Endorsement:

“The story of The Lost Gutenbergs is in some ways similar to a Dan Brown thriller, though in this case a true story. The exciting events leading up to finding the massive cache of Gutenberg Bibles is intoxicating. The decision to bind these massive volumes in a style reminiscent of the 15th Century, complete with wooden boards, is awe inspiring. To attempt this undertaking is really a remarkable achievement in this day and age. Seeing the finished product is very impressive and this book will be important reading for any aspiring binder or conservator who may be faced with repairing or restoring an original Gutenberg in years ahead. A bookbinding tour de force.”

Don Etherington
President, Etherington Conservation Services