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• Who was the founder of the Kelmscott Press?

  A William Morris and the Kelmscott Press The most celebrated private press in the history of printing 1 was founded by William Morris (1834-1896) in 1891.

• What was the first Kelmscott book in color?

  Poems by the Way (1891) was the first Kelmscott book to appear in two colors. Love is Enough (1897), which also used blue ink, is one of just two tri-colored volumes by the Press. Morris designed each of the three Kelmscott fonts. The Golden Legend (1892) uses the Press’ first type, a roman now referred to as Golden.

• Is this the only Kelmscott book using a non-Morris type?

  This woodcut title page was designed by William Morris for the only Kelmscott book to use a non-Morris type. Atlanta in Calydon’s (1894) Greek passages were set from Macmillan electrotype. This invoice from prominent London book dealer Bernard Quaritch dated October 3, 1917, provides the only known documentation of the Marlatts’ collecting.

• What is the name of the Kelmscott font?

  Morris designed each of the three Kelmscott fonts. The Golden Legend (1892) uses the Press’ first type, a roman now referred to as Golden. The black-letter Troy type is named after the book in which it first appeared.

• What is a kelmscott print mark?

  Morris designed three different printer’s marks for Kelmscott Press. One was a simple text mark in a rectangle used with octavios and small quartos. The Kelmscott mark with a large rectangle and leafy background was first published in The History of Godefrey of Bolyne and was used mostly for quartos.