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Series 2: Manuscripts, correspondence, and
production files, 1972-2002 , Bulk: 1983-1994
(continued) |
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"The Lost World of the Craft Printer," 1986-2002
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Records concerning the contracting, editing, production, and release of
Holtzberg's 1992 manuscript, The Lost World of the Craft Printer
for the University of Illinois Press. The correspondence in the subseries
includes some additional information about Holtzberg's research interview
subjects. |
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BOX-FOLDER 2/5 |
Dust jacket, 1992
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BOX-FOLDER 2/6-7 |
Illustrations, line art, and photos, undated
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56 photographic prints; 3 4x5 black and
white negatives; 4 35mm negative strips; 4
illustrations |
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Materials and layout mockups for a majority of the illustrations and
photographs in The Lost World of the Craft Printer. Includes
prints of some of the slides in the Union Printers Home photographs folder
(box 1, folder 18). |
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ITEM_ID AFC 2018/013: C001 |
Draft, "No More High Hats," 1990
March
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1 5.25" computer diskette; 16
computer files |
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"No More High Hats" was the working title for the Lost World of the Craft Printer. The files are a pre-print
draft of the book saved on a 5.25" floppy. They are wordperfect 5.1
formatted, and appear to have some data corruption. This floppy was
originally housed in box two, folder six. The floppy has been reformatted
to a digital disk image and the files are available in the Folklife
Reading Room by request. |
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BOX-FOLDER 2/8-9 |
Judith McCulloh - University of Illinois
Press - correspondence, 1986-2002 , Bulk: 1986-1994
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Judith McCulloh was Holtzberg's Executive Editor for The Lost World of the Craft Printer. Correspondence concerns the contracting,
editing, and production of the book. |
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BOX-FOLDER 2/10 |
Permissions - correspondence, 1987-1990
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Correspondence concerns the licensing of works for reproduction in The Lost
World of the Craft Printer |
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BOX-FOLDER 2/11 |
Permissions - informants, 1990
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Includes correspondence securing permissions from informants and
interviewees' for reuse of their statements. Includes some correspondence
with interviewees and their families, and information on some interviewees'
whereabouts in 1992. |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/1 |
Reviews, 1992-1996
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manuscripts; 1 photographic
print |
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Professional and personal reviews of the Lost World of the Craft Printer, including some correspondence with printers. |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/2 |
University of Illinois production, 1990-1992
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manuscripts; 4 photographic
prints |
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Correspondence concerns the editing, design, production, and promotion of
The Lost World of the Craft Printer. Three of the
photographs are historical pictures of the Union Printers Home. |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/3 |
New York Typographical Union No. 6 contract,
1984 March 31
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1 printed booklet |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/4 |
"Old Times in the Print Shop" booklet,
reproduction, 1939
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Photocopy reproduction of "Old Times in the Print Shop" booklet from 1939,
produced by Sam'l Bingham's Son MFG. CO. in Chicago. The booklet features
illustrations and descriptions of the lifestyles and culture of printers in the
1920s. |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/5 |
Printing research, 1984-1998 , bulk: 1984-1987
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Newspaper clippings, ephemera, notes, and other materials concerning the
history and culture of printers and the printing trade. |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/6 |
Responses to newsletter queries, 1986-1987
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Holtzberg placed adds reaching out to printing professionals in both the
March/April 1986 issue of the American Printing History Association Newsletter
and the April 1986 issue of "The Printer" serial. The folder includes a few
brief responses to those requests, and copies of the serials. |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/7 |
Carl Schlesinger - correspondence, 1987-1990
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manuscripts; 1 photographic
print |
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Photograph is a still from Schlesinger's documentary film "Farewell, Etaoin
Shrdlu." |
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Trailside Country School, 1972-1973
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Two journals written while Maggie Holtzberg was a student at the Trailside
Country School, based in Killington, Vermont. The Trailside Country School was
a traveling high school run by Michael Cohen and Diana Cohen that taught
cultural documentation. The notebooks include diary entries, song lyrics, music
transcription, and ephemera from locations throughout the United States where
the students traveled. |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/8 |
Journal, 1972 September - 1973
March
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1 bound notebook |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/9 |
Journal, 1973
March-August
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1 bound notebook |
