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BOOK SALE B3224. American Signs: Form and Meaning on Route 66 by Lisa Mahar. 2002. 272pp. 7 "x9 ". Paper $40.00. Sale $9.99American Signs traces the evo- lution of motel signs on Route 66 in a distinctive visual approach that combines text, images, & graphics. It presents the rich

vernacular traditions of motel sign-mak-ing in five eras, from the late 1930s to the

1970s.

B3225. A History of Language by Steven Fischer. 2004. 240pp. 5 "x8 ". Paper $19.95. Sale $9.95 This very readable book charts the history of communication from the time before human language was conceived through the media explosion of the present day. Fischer also looks to the future, asking how electronic media are

daily reshaping the world’s languages and suggesting a radical reinterpretation of

what language really is.

B3226. The History of Writing by Stephen Fischer. 2003. 352pp.

5.5 "x9 ". Paper $19.95. Sale $9.95

Investigates the origin and devel-opment of writing throughout the world, from the earliest scratches on stone and bone to the languages of computers and the internet.

B3316. Art of the Celts by David Sandison. 2006. 96pp. 9.5 "x9.75 ". Hardcover $24.95. Sale $14.98Beautifully reproduced examples of religious

items, clothing, weapons of war, and more.

B3228. Art of Egyptian Hiero-glyphics by David Sandison. 2005. 96pp. 10 "x10". Hardcover $24.95.

Sale $9.95This beautiful, full-color book covers de-

ciphering hieroglyphics, the principals of Egyptian art, techniques of the master craftsmen, line draw-ings, and paintings of everyday life in ancient Egypt.

BOOKBINDINGB3227. Letters to a Young Artist: Building a Life in Art by Julia Cameron. 2005. 164pp. 6"x9". Hardcover $19.95. Sale $9.95 In the tradition of Rilke’s Letters To A Young Poet, this is an original and inspiring work from the best-selling author of The Artist’s Way. A rare window into the creative

process, this book is an inspired volume from this leading authority on creativity and art.

B3203. Embroidered Books: Design, Construction and Embellishment by Isobel Hall. 2009. 128pp. 8.75"x11". Hardcover $27.95. Sale $19.95 This unique book’s theme is using thread, stitches, and em-broidery (by hand or with

machine) to decorate books. The embroidery is used in conjunction with a variety of papers, fabrics, and a range of techniques to create pictorial or decorative effects.

B3166. Painted Paper: Tech-niques & Projects for Handmade Books & Cards by Alisa Golden. 2008. 176pp. 8.5" x 10". Paper $17.95.JNB Price $16.95Presents techniques for decorat-ing paper with water-based media

– primarily acrylic inks and gesso – and book projects to use the papers. Includes washes, dropper outlines, brush-handle painting, masking borders, repeating patterns and free-form designs.

B3221. The Thread That Binds by Pamela Train Leutz. 2010. 352pp. 6"x9". Hardcover $55.00. JNB Price $49.50 Comprised of 21 interviews of independent bookbinders in a quest to learn about the lives of representatives of this field. Each chapter tells a different story. You

discover the challenges, successes, and “common threads” among each of the binders. Includes images offering a closer look at these bookbinders’ studios, as well as photographs of the bookbinders themselves. Each binder is introduced to us first by Pamela Leutz; the interview follows. A special interview with bookbinder Don Etherington is included. An excellent book for those considering working on their own in the field of bookbinding.

B3310. Alphabeasties and Other Amazing Types by Sharon Werner and Sarah Forss. 2009. 56pp. 9"x11.5". Hardcover $19.99

From an alligator made of aaa’s to a zebra made of zzz’s, the alphabeasties in this book are ingeniously built out of multiple typefaces. Adults and children will be engaged and delighted with the flaps, which lift to reveal “beasties” for each letter of the alphabet.

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B3161. Eco Books: Inventive Projects from the Recycling Bin by Terry Taylor. 2009. 144pp. 9"x9". Paper $22.95. JNB Price $19.99Forty beautiful bookmaking projects using recycled and green materials! They are

clever, witty, fun and constructed with established binding techniques. Egg cartons, beer cans, and cassette tapes morph into covers, while brown bags, coffee filters, and newspapers are transformed into pages. Projects include cereal box books, an exposed stitch book that incorporates cloth remnants, and a faux leather journal that re-uses your teabags. Includes how-to drawings, close-up detail photo-graphs, simple stitch diagrams, and a gallery of eco-books to inspire you.

B3167. Fine Bookbinding: A Technical Guide by Jen Lindsay. 2009. 192pp. 9"x9-7/8". Paper $59.95 A comprehensive manual that guides you through each stage of making a book bound in leather. Explains each stage in the

binding process, followed by instructions with photographs or diagrams of how to do it. Jean Lindsay is a British binder and has taught at Roehampton Institute.

B3229. Bookbinding and Conservation: A Sixty-Year Odyssey of Art and Craft by Don Etherington. 2010. 180pp. 8.5"x11". Avail. May 2010. Hardcover $49.95. JNB Price $44.95Don Etherington began bookbind-ing at the age of thirteen and went

on to study bookbinding and design at the London School of Printing. This autobiography takes you through his lifelong journey of bookbinding and conservation, including his teaching and his journey from Europe to the U.S., where he became Train-ing Officer and Assistant Restoration Officer at the Library of Congress in 1970. This account of his personal and professional life includes his generous contribution to the conservation effort in Florence, Italy, following the great flood that caused incredible damage to thousands of books. Etherington’s work can be found in collections worldwide. Features numerous personal photographs and a gallery of Etherington’s fine bindings.

B3323. Constructing and Covering Boxes: A Beginner’s Guide by Tom & Cindy Hollander. 2009. 64pp. 8.5"x11". Paper $14.95Learn all the steps necessary to make a variety of colorful, deco-rative, useful boxes created from

book board and covered with book cloth or paper, serving a variety of purposes for use in the home or as gifts. Over 230 clear color photos illustrate every step needed to make hinged lid, clamshell,

and creative boxes. Necessary tools and materials are discussed and essential formulas are provided for each box type discussed. Basic skills necessary for the successful production of any box are also explored, including determining grain direction, pattern layout, cutting materials, covering book board with paper or book cloth, and gluing. Also provided are box-making resources, a useful glos-sary of terms, and an appendix featuring measure-ment conversions.

B3320. Playing with Books: Upcycling, Deconstructing, and Reimagining the Book by Jason Thompson. 2010. 154pp. 8"x10". Paper $24.95. JNB Price $19.95Presents step-by-step projects that deconstruct and rebuild

books and their parts into unique objects. The book combines bookbinding, woodworking, paper crafting, origami, and textile and decorative arts techniques, along with a healthy dose of experi-mentation and fun. Includes a gallery of thought-provoking and beautiful works.

ILLUMINATION

DVD41. Drawing and Painting the Acanthus Leaf DVD.

Rosemary Buczek. Approx 120 minutes. $32.00 Available Now! Covers the basics elements of drawing and painting the Acanthus Leaf. In three segments, Rosemary approaches a basic level for beginners, an intermediate level, and an advanced level of drawing and painting this leaf. Additionally, she includes a set of patterns for you to download. Rosemary Buczek has taught illumination at both the summer calligraphy conference and the IAMPETH convention.

B3149. The Trés Riches Heures of Jean, Duke of Berry by Jean Longon & Raymond Cazelles. 224pp. 8.5"x12.25". Hardcover $125. SALE $49.98The Très Riches Heures marks the zenith of manuscript illumination in late medieval Europe. It was commissioned

by Jean, Duc de Berry, early in the 15th century and executed largely by the Limbourg brothers, the master miniature painters. The 139 full-color plates of this facsimile reproduce the text and miniatures in actual size. The book’s introduction & preface discuss the provenance and the significance of the manuscript as a whole, and a commentary is provided for the plates. A wonderful volume at a great price.


The Gilded Page: The History and Technique of Manuscript Gilding by Kathleen P. Whitley. 2009. 238pp. 6"x9".B3168-H. Hardcover $49.95 B3168-P. Paper $34.95 Explains in detail the histori-cal and modern techniques of manuscript gilding, along with

recipes and helpful hints, step-by-step methods of applying and burnishing gold, tools, methods, and materials employed in flat, raised, and pattern gilding, & historical mordants such as Gesso Sottile, Gum Ammoniac, Gum Arabic, and Garlic Juice; and modern mordants such as Acrylic Gesso and White Glue. Second edition; revised, with color plates.

B3164. Images in the Margins by Margot McIlwain Nishimura. 2009. 96pp. 7"x 9". Hardcover $19.95An astonishing mix of mundane, playful, absurd and monstrous beings, called marginalia, are found in the borders of English,

French, and Italian manuscripts from the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. Unpredictable, topical, often irreverent, marginalia were a source of satire, serious social observation, and amusement for medieval readers. Through enlarged full-color de-tails and a lively narrative, this volume brings these intimately scaled and fascinating images to a wider audience. 84 color illustrations.

B3240. Illuminated Manu-scripts by Tamara Woronowa and Andrej Sterligow. 2007. 255pp. 5.75"x6.25". Paper $14.95A fascinating visual history of European manuscript illumina-tion (AD 700-1546) using 114

page-filling reproductions from manuscripts. In addition, there are three details on the facing page. The text discusses the individual manuscripts shown and their part in the history of manuscripts and miniature painting.

B3234. Building the Medieval World by Christine Sciacca. 2010. 104pp. 7"x9". Hardcover $19.95This volume illustrates the creative ways in which medieval artists represented architecture, including soaring cathedrals

and grand castles & palaces. Provides insight into what these buildings meant for medieval people. Such structures were not just made to be inhabited - they symbolized grandeur, power, and even heaven on earth. Many of these edifices are lost and survive only within the pages of these manuscripts. 102 color illustrations.

B3236. Illuminated Manuscripts of Belgium and the Netherlands in the J. Paul Getty Museum by Thomas Kren. 2010. 96pp. 6-5/8"x9-3/8". Paper $19.95 Available August, 2010.During the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, the geographical region

occupied today by Belgium and the Netherlands flourished economically and artistically and produced one of the greatest flowerings of the art of illumination anywhere in Europe. The region’s colorful, naturalistically painted books were eagerly sought after across the continent. This volume includes works by the finest and most original artists for the most discerning patrons: The Prayer Book of Charles the Bold, illuminated by Lievin van Lathem for the Duke of Burgundy, 1469; The Vi-sions of Tondal, illuminated by Simon Marmion for Margaret of York, Duchess of Burgundy, 1475; The Spinola Hours, 1510-20, considered by some to be the most important Flemish manuscript of the six-teenth century; and The Brandenburg Prayer Book, illuminated by Simon Bening for Cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg, 1525-30. 85 color illustrations.

RS103, RS104, RS100. Linda Schneider has created rubberstamps of some of her delightful designs. Use the stamps on cards, collage, letters, envelopes and more. See www.johnnealbooks.com for more of Linda’s rubberstamp designs.

B3209. Designing Faces, Figures, Florals and More: Contemporary Ornate Pictorial Calligraphy by Linda Schneider. 2009. 85pp. 8.5"x11". Paper $24.95

A great instructional workbook for pointed pen flourishing. You learn the basics of flourishing and how to apply those techniques to ornament your work. Linda’s flourish style is unique. Instead of

feathers and birds, she uses the flourish strokes to create delightful flowers, ladies, dogs & the Eiffel Tower.

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CALLIGRAPHYB3244. Calligraphy by Denise Lach. 2009. 192pp. 9.25" x 10.25". Hardcover $39.33This striking and original book is a gallery of Lach’s calligraphic work and techniques. She presents the tools she uses in her

work, each with illustrative examples: broad-edge nibs, automatic pens, pilot parallel pen, music nib (for writing the notes, not the 5-line staff the notes are placed on) plus reed pens & bamboo pens, felt tip pens, and brushes. There are multi-page sections on using the ruling pen, cola pen (made from an aluminum soda can), and pipettes as lettering tools.

B3307. True Nature: An Illustrated Journal of the Four Seasons in Solitude by Barbara Bash. 2004. 144pp. 7.75"x10". Hardcover $24.95. Sale $9.95 Calligrapher Barbara Bash has created this lovely nature journal

which combines a handwritten text with delightful watercolors. She caringly records and reflects on her encounters with animals and plants during solitary walks. It makes a wonderful gift.

B3246. Sheila Waters Retrospec-tive. Scripsit Issue. 2010. 48pp. 8.5"x11". Price shown is tentative. $28.00 Here it is. What we have been waiting years for – 300 full-color images of Sheila’s life’s work, designed by Julian Waters. This

issue of Scripsit presents Sheila’s Retrospective Show of 2009. A great companion to her instruc-tional book Foundations of Calligraphy. Julian has designed a new typeface to be used for the first time in this publication. Scripsit is the quarterly journal of the Washington (DC) Calligraphers Guild. This is a special double issue. Available Spring/Summer 2010. Price not yet determined. You may place an order now. When the issue is available, you will be notified to confirm the order before shipping.

B3301. Line & Spirit: Japan - Belgium Letter Arts Exhibition. 2009. 40pp. 8.25"x11.75". Paper $28.50 including ship/handling (USA only).Over eighty pieces from this juried show are presented, all in full-color, and some with additional detail

photos: calligraphic works, letter carving, and type design. Includes Western and Eastern calligraphy, the traditional and the contemporary, legible and painterly presentations, and two and three-dimen-sional works. The vast majority of the pieces are in English(!) and use Western letterforms.

B3206 Graceful Envelope Scripsit III edited by Lorraine Swerdloff. 2009. 24pp. 8.5"x11". Paper $20.00The third issue of this popular series is now available. It presents envelopes from the 2006, 2007 and 2008 contests. The themes are: Fine Line, Mailable

Feast, and C’s the Day. The envelopes are diverse and beautiful – a wonderful selection for ideas & inspiration and just to enjoy.

B3322. Fraktur: Folk Art and Family by Corinne & Russell Earnest. 2007. 192pp. 8.5"x11". Hardcover $49.95The American fraktur tradition began about 1740 in southeast Pennsylvania, but quickly spread to other states, and remains

popular even today. For centuries, these cherished hand-written and watercolor decorated paper manuscripts have embodied a richness of tradi-tion and culture, blending text with riotous color and Pennsylvania Dutch (German) design. Having roots in medieval European decorated manuscript art, fraktur celebrate family events such as births, baptisms, and marriages among some of America's earliest immigrants of German and Swiss heri-tage. More than 230 color photographs, many full page, present exquisite examples of three centuries of American fraktur, interwoven with insightful historical details, information on the making of fraktur, and techniques for preserving these delicate documents.

B3148. Uncommon Numbers II edited by Brenda Casey Zoby. 2009. 64pp. 8.5"x5.5". Paper $14.95 postpaid

Number anthology with contributions by Marsha Brady, Larry Brady, Denis Brown, Michael Clark,

Georgia Deaver, Eliza Holliday, Mike Kecseg, Jean Larcher, Judy Melvin, Charles Pearce, Brody Neuenschwander, John Stevens, Sheila Waters, Ann Alaia Woods, Julian Waters, and more.

B2081. Uncommon Numbers:A Source Book. $14.95

B2302. Uncommon Numbers Manual. $14.95

Order three for $39.95, same or assorted!


B3076. The President’s Table: Two Hundred Years of Diningand Diplomacy by Barry H. Landau. 2007. 304pp. 9.5"x11.75". Hardcover $34.95. JNB Price $19.95This lavishly illustrated history of Presidential dining interweaves

stories of dining and diplomacy & creates a fascinating narrative. Of great interest to calligraphers and penmen are the more than 300 photos of invitations, menus, place cards, programs, tickets and table cards for state dinners, banquets, dinners luncheons, and picnics. There is great variety with some handwrit-ten, some printed, and some engraved, with many examples of pointed pen script.

B2761. The Beautiful Alpha-bet: Lettering Designs Based on the Roman Model by Johannes A Muess. 2004. 80pp. 8.5"x12". Hardcover $35.00. Sale $17.50Using both geometry and an art-ist’s eye, Muess presents the Ro-man alphabet a letter at a time. For each, a Roman inscription, a

Renaissance, or 20th century exemplar are provided. The progress of the construction of each letter is shown with steps for basic shape, varying thick-ness of line, addition of serifs, and fine corrections. Included are 26 colorful compositions combining the letter, the arcs and other elements. It’s a different, but beautiful book of drawn letters. Text in English and German.

B3319. The Lettershop Calligraphy Project Kit by Joanne Fink and Cheryl Adams. 1998. 62pp. 6"x11". Spiral $14.95Learn how to do italic lettering and make beautiful envelopes, invitations & greeting cards. Con-tains 3 Elegant Writer Calligraphy

Markers: black-fine, green-extra fine, & red-broad.

ISLAMICB3154. The Calligrapher’s Garden by Hassan Massoudy. 2010. 160pp. 8"x9.25". Hardcover $24.95 Scheduled for June 2010. In this feast for the eyes, Massoudy’ s elegant calligraphy depicts the four seasons of the garden. From

the icy palettes of winter to delicate spring growth, and from the dazzling sunshine and blooms of summer through the fading hues of autumn, he captures in calligraphy what countless poets have crafted with words. The proverb or quotation that inspired each artwork is handwritten in Arabic by Massoudy alongside the English texts on the facing page. Hassan Massoudy was born in Najaf, Iraq. He moved to France in 1969.

B3314. A Brief Introduction to the Arabic Alphabet by John Healey & Rex Smith. 2009. 116pp. 5"x7.75". Paper $11.95Tells the fascinating history of the Arabic Alphabet, a story that is entwined with the development of culture and society in the Middle East. Traces the Arabic alphabet

back to Aramaic, a descendant of Phoenician, which itself gave rise to the Hebrew and Greek alphabets. Includes a glossary.

PAPERCRAFTB3165. Impressions of Nature: A History of Nature Printing by Roderick Cave. 2009. 304 pages, 8.75"x11". Hardcover $120.00. JNB Price $90.00In nature printing the image is created from inking the plant or animal and making the print.

These delicate prints are both unusual and beauti-ful. In the Middle Ages the technique was used to assist those gathering medicinal plants (the earliest datable nature print is from 1228). By the 17th and 18th centuries, it became used by botanists to develop systemized collections. During the 19th century, the new photographic technology was used. The great revival in the later 20th century was as a craft and art. 200 color illustrations. Available late April 2010.

B3157. Pushing The Envelope: Crafty Packaging for Cards of All Kinds by Marthe Le Van. 2009.8.5" x 10". 128pp. Paper $17.95. JNB Price $16.95Instead of focusing on what’s in the envelope, this book has projects

on the envelopes themselves. Some projects involve embellishing commercial envelopes with surface treatments, such as stamping and stenciling. Others explore folding techniques, and a few use unconven-tional and recycled materials. There are projects for packaging CDs, photographs, gift cards, and more.

B3204. Making Mechanical Cards: 25 Paper-Engineered Designs by Sheila Sturrock. 2009. 160pp. 8.25"x10-7/8". Paper $17.95. Sale $14.95Mostly based on Victorian and Edwardian cards featuring paper engineering, the techniques/

designs in this book include pull-tab butterflies, bouquets, fans and scrolls; dissolving pictures and kaleidoscopes; and Venetian blind variations. Also, a puzzle purse, a box stage with musicians playing, and animals on a revolving wheel. The designs progress from very simple to really intricate, all with good step-by-step instructions and diagrams. Templates are provided for you to photocopy onto your card stock.


B3159. Kirigami Menagerie: 38 Paper Animals to Copy, Cut & Fold by Hiroshi Hayakawa. 2009. 128pp. 8.5"x11". Paper $17.95 Sale $12.95The paper folding techniques of Origami are combined with the folding/cutting/unfolding tech-

niques of Kirigami to create 38 different and charm-ing animals: sheep, dragons, ostriches, pandas and more. Full-size templates are provided to photocopy onto the card stock. Photos are used for instruction and examples of finished animals.

B3305. Self-made Stationery: Handmade Goods Designed by Me by Kazumi Udagawa. 2009. 96pp + 7 pages of full-color templates. 8"x10". Paper $17.95. JNB Price $14.95Projects include a rubber band notebook, side-stitch travelers

memo pad, tear-off memo board, monthly file made from envelopes, pen/pencil case box, sewn tote book, bookmarks, greeting cards and more. It’s a nicely designed book with easy, fun projects.

B3166. Painted Paper: Techniques & Projects for Handmade Books & Cards by Alisa Golden. 2008. 176pp. 8.5"x10". Paper $17.95. JNB Price $16.95Presents techniques for decorat-ing paper with water-based

media – primarily acrylic inks and gesso – and book projects to use the papers. Includes washes, dropper outlines, brush-handle painting, and mask-ing borders, repeating patterns & free-form designs.

B3113. Image Art Workshop: Creative Ways to Embellish and Enhance Photographic Images by Paula Guhin. 2009. 128pp. 8.5"x11". Paper $22.99. JNB Price $19.95Presents a wide range of artistic manipulation and coloring

techniques for photographic images. The photo be-comes your canvas for you to cut, color, collage, and camouflage. You learn how to alter the image both physically and digitally to create all kinds of effects.

B3308. Designer Greeting Cards: A Showcase for All Occasions. 1995. 160 pp. 9"x12". Paper $24.95. Sale $9.95A great selection of announcements and invitations for individuals and organizations to parties and events, with a large section of Christmas/

Holiday cards. All by professional designers using special folds, embossing, pop-ups, binding, die-cuts and delightful artwork. Use for inspiration for your printed or handmade invitations.Note: This title has been discontinued and will no longer be available once our current stock is gone.

B3242. Creative Greeting Cards by Sandi Genovese. 2008. 128pp. 8.5"x10". Paper $14.95. Sale $5.99This is a great card book. You learn to make various types of cards - accordion, envelope, diorama, dangle, faux embossed,

folded, mobile and window. With each type, you are presented with several variations for a range of events including Baby Announcements, Birthday, Christmas, Congratulations, Valentines and more. There are step-by-step instructions and templates for the cards and for most of the decorations (em-bellishments). The over 50 cards are bright and fun. You can easily adapt the cards to even more uses.

B3202. Paper Cuts: 35 Inventive Projects by Taylor Hagerty. 2010. 128pp. 10" x 8.5". Paper $17.95Drawing on traditional paper cuts from a variety of cultures - from Mexican to German to Chinese - this book provides a collection

of 35 smart, fresh, and contemporary projects for crafters, including cards, hanging and table-top or-naments, party ware, centerpieces, and decorations. Presents the work of top paper-cut artists.

B3238. Glitter Artistry: Bags, Tag & Cards by Barbara Trombley. 2006. 128pp. 8.75"x10.25". Hardcover $24.95. Sale $6.99Glitter is a sophisticated, high-quality product available in hun-dreds of sparkling shades, sizes,

and styles. Discusses the difference between opaque and transparent glitters; the diverse sizes, from chunky to ultra fine; the categories of sheen, from neon to pearlescent; the all-important adhesives; and a variety of exciting techniques. Presents shim-mering bag, tag, and card projects -- some travel and vintage inspired, others seasonally themed, and still more for celebrations such as birthdays, gradu-ations, and weddings. For each, you have a materials list, step-by-step instructions, and a full-color photo of the finished project.

B2731. Pop-Up and 3-D Cards: Step-by-Step Projects to Make at Home by Emma Angel. 2005. 96pp. 8.5"x11". Paper $9.95. Sale $5.00Learn how to make cards that wiggle, fly, spin, and form boxes & tunnels. Includes 18 bright, dimensional cards with step-by-

step instructions, templates, and photos of finished cards. Includes V-fold, concertina, interactive and pop-ups. For events and just for fun. Covers custom-izing the designs for the recipient and making envelopes for your creations. Full-color throughout.


JOURNALSB2734. The Decorated Journal: Creating Beautifully Expressive Journal Pages by Gwen Diehn. 2005. 128pp. 8.5" x 10". Hard-cover $24.95. JNB Price $9.99This follow up to The Decorated Page presents more of the same and that’s a good thing! More

great photos, ideas, and examples. Build layered pages, use transparency, and more. Includes sections on making journals and customizing store bought journals. Hardcover at less than the paper-back price!

B3158. Image Transfer Workshop: Mixed-Media Techniques for Successful Transfers by Darlene Olivia McElroy and Sandra Duran Wilson. 2009. 128pp.8-1/4"x10-7/8". Paper $24.95.JNB Price $19.95

Introduces you to as many as 35 transfer techniques complete with finished art examples. Includes step-by-step instructions, ways to combine multiple transfer processes, tips for troubleshooting (and making the most of creative accidents!). Transfers can be used in calligraphy, fine art, mixed media/collage, and craft projects.

New in Paper!B3169. Artful Journals: Mak-ing and Embellishing Memory Books, Garden Diaries & Travel Albums by Janet Takahashi. 2009. 128pp. 8.5"x11". Paper $15.95This guide covers both

creating book structures and working with ready made journals. Presents 21 projects that include a seasonal journal with handmade papers decorated with natural items, a fan book of travel postcards, an accordion book of must-remember things said, a romantic journal and a spiral book for recipes. Beautiful watercolor art throughout.

TYPEB2908. Fraktur mon Amour by Judith Schlansky. English Edition 2008. 646pp. 5"x8". Hardcover $49.95 Presents over 300 Blackletter fonts

(capitals, lowercase, numbers, accented characters, along with a brief text setting ). Covers rotunda, batarde, textura, schwabacher, fraktur, modern, initials/decoratives, and contemporary fonts. For each font: date, designer and original foundry along with digital foundry/web address where applicable. Facing each font page is a decorative page using characters from the font. Printed in black and pink. CD-Rom with 130 blackletter fonts included.

B3315. Creative Characters: Interviews with Font Designers edited by Jan Middendorp. 2010. 192pp. 8.5"x11". Flexibind $32.00.JNB Price $29.95 Creative Characters is a collection of in-depth interviews with up-and-coming typeface designers,

as well as the most influential current designers. They present the motives and methods behind their types. The list of designers includes Jim Parkinson, Underware, David Berlow, Alejandro Paul, Veronika Burian, Rian Hughes, Cristian Schwartz, and many more. Middendorp is the author of Dutch Type. Available April 2010.

B3237. An A-Z of Type Design-ers by Neil Macmillan. 2006. 208pp. 8.5"x11". Paper $35.00. Sale $15.95 This handsomely illustrated volume features a comprehen-sive listing of outstanding type designers from around the world,

ranging from Johann Gutenberg (c. 1394–1468) to the present day. Arranged alphabetically by designer, the book features the work of more than 260 figures in type design, many of whom are among the field’s most renowned – including Morris Fuller Benton, Matthew Carter, Adrian Frutiger, Claude Garamond, Eric Gill, Frederic W. Goudy, Bruce Rogers, and Hermann Zapf – as well as entries on lesser-known designers whose contributions to typography are substantial. Entries are illustrated by examples of the designers’ work taken from posters, private press editions, magazine covers, book designs, and rare archival specimens.An A–Z of Type Designers also features eight essays by leading contemporary typographers Jonathan Barnbrook, Erik van Blokland, Clive Bruton, John Downer, John Hudson, Jean François Porchez, Erik Spiekermann, and Jeremy Tankard. These authors discuss different aspects of contemporary type design, including typeface revivals, font piracy, and designing fonts for corporate identities. 124 b/w + 234 color illus.

SAINT JOHN’S BIBLEB2708. St John's Bible Historical Books Hardcover $79.95With more pages than any of the earlier volumes, this sixth of seven volumes is due this Fall. Historical Books magnifies the unwavering love of God for his people. Features twelve stunning

full-page illuminations that depict in dramatic detail Bible passages that are both inspiring and thought-provoking. Numerous smaller illustrations complement the beautiful handwritten script and the elegant design. Letters & Revelation (B2711) will follow. (Cover is a mock-up, not the final design.)


CL3200. St. John's Bible 2011 Desk Calendar. 2010. 112pp. Hardcover $17.99 Available July, 2010.The creation of The Saint John's Bible has been a twelve-year process from its planning to its scheduled completion in 2011. Renowned calligrapher and il-luminator Donald Jackson serves as artistic director. Donald has collaborated with scribes, artists,

and theologians to hand-create the stunning let-tering and exquisite illustrations that fill the seven volumes and enliven and make new the Word. The lovely hardcover 2011 Desk Calendar features a different one of the Bible's colorful and intricate illuminations on each weekly spread.No additional shipping charge for the USA.

QUOTATIONSB3313. The Joy of Gardening: An Inspirational Anthology edited by Eileen Campbell. 2010. 224pp. 4.5"x6". Paper $11.95Features a rich selection of inspi-rational quotations from gardeners past and present, as well as from poets, painters, novelists, diarists,

and spiritual teachers. The quotes capture the joy of being alive that gardening evokes. Gardens can make us happy, heal us when sad or depressed, and help us understand the relationship between ourselves and nature. A great gift for gardeners.

WEDDINGB3241. Wedding Invitations by Jennifer Cegielski. 2004. 158pp. 6.75"x6.75". Hardcover $19.95. SALE $9.95Like most books, this is directed to the bride-to-be, but it also makes

a great manual for calligraphers new to addressing and designing invitations. Presents both traditional and modern designs, details the many different types of inks, papers, & printing methods avail-able, and discusses ceremony cards, response cards, maps, & other enclosures. The text covers all aspects of invitation etiquette, including properly wording inner and outer envelopes. There is a lot of good information in this beautiful book.

B3233. The Paper Bride: Wedding DIY from Pop-the-Question to Tie-the-Knot and Happily Ever After by Esther K. Smith. 2009. 144pp. 7.75"x10.25". Hardcover $24.99. JNB Price $22.50Presents fresh paper ideas from the

author of the How to Make Books and the ingenious Magic Books & Paper Toys. Provides step-by-step instructions for mementos, lined envelopes, invita-tions, invitation wraps, pop-up maps, save-the-date

postcards, and party décor plus stitched photo albums and guest books. Enjoy her no-nonsense wit while you learn techniques. Includes projects for the proposal, engagement, invitation, showers & parties, ceremony, and reception.

BRINGHURST

B3207. The Surface of Meaning: Books and Book Design in Canada by Robert Bringhurst. 2008. 240pp. 9.25"x11". Hardcover $59.95. JNB Price $49.95A survey of Canadian books and book design, including books for Native Americans in their own

language & bilingual books, small press books, uni-versity press books, private press books and trade books. Each of the four sections of the book starts with a brief essay by Bringhurst: What's a Book - and Why? Transparency, tangibility, complexity, and culture. The Invisible Book: Literary structures before, beneath, and beside the European coloniza-tion. The Echo of Tangibility: Constructing culture from the Second World War to the Digital Divide. Stills from a Typographic Movie: Canadian books from 1980 to the present day. (This is a presenta-tion of books in codex form, rather than a survey of artist's books.) A few, such as Canadian artist Nick Bantock's Sabine's Notebook, will be familiar from their USA editions.

B3208. Everywhere Being is Dancing: Twenty Pieces of Thinking by Robert Bringhurst. 2009. 352 pages. 5.25"x8.5". Paper $18.95The companion volume to The Tree of Meaning (B2898, $17.95). Everywhere Being is Dancing col-lects twenty essays under the sub-versive principle that "everything

is related to everything else." His studies build upon this sense of basic connection, involving the work of poets, musicians, artists and philosophers as varied as Aristotle, J.S. Bach, Glenn Gould, Dennis Lee, Don McKay, Joan Miró, Plato, Ezra Pound, Skaay and Gary Snyder. Includes Bringhurst's own translations of the fragments of Parmenides and Cháálatsoh's Navajo narrative "The Origin of Horses."


CHISEL EDGE MARKERSMarkers are fun and they are easy to use! They are now reasonably light-fast and waterproof!

M42. Pitt Calligraphy Markers. 2mm, chisel-edged, waterproof, acid-free. lightfast pigmented. Good-quality tip produces crisp, sharp letters. Specify: Black, Sepia, Cranberry. $2.75 each.3+ $2.65 each (same or as-sorted). From Faber-Castell.

M02. Actual size.

M02. Marvy Calligraphy Markers. Similar to the Elegant Writers but a little less expensive. The 5mm is particularly good – a wet ink flow and nicely thin thins. Black. Specify size: 2.0, 3.5, 5.0mm. $1.95 eachBox of 12. $22.95

3.5 2.0GreenBlackBlue Deep VioletRed

3.5 3.5 3.53.52.0 2.0 2.0 2.0

M04. Staedtler.

Actual size

M04. Staedtler Duo Calligraphy Marker. 2.0 & 3.5mm on each pen. Waterproof. Specify: Black, Red, Blue, Deep Violet. $2.95 each.

M04-S5. Staedtler Duo Set of 5. One of each color, plus green. $14.75. JNB Price $13.95

M06. Zig Waterproof Marker. Pigmented waterproof ink. 2.0 & 5.0mm on each pen. Now called Memory System Calligraphy Marker. $2.99 each.

Specify Color:

10 Black20 Red30 Blue 40 Green80 Violet

M06-S8. Zig Waterproof Markers Set of 8. Plastic Case. List $19.95. JNB Price $18.95 Includes:Pure Red, Pure Blue, Pure Brown, Pure Yellow, Pure Green, Pure

Pink, Pure Violet, and Pure Black.

M42. Actual size.

M06. Zig. Actual Size.

2.0 mm

5.0 mm

M06-S48. Zig Waterproof Markers Set of 48. Open the clear case and all the colors are easy to see and access. List Price $119.95. JNB Price $109.95Includes: Antique Bur-gundy, Apricot, Aubergine, Baby Blue, Baby Pink, Bluebonnet, Blue Jay, Butter, Candy Pink, Chocolate,

Clover, Coffee, Denim, English Lavender, Ever Green, Fawn, Fuchsia, Hunter Green, Hyacinth, Island Coral, Kiwi, Navy, Ocean, Orchid, Pale Mint, Peach Bliss, Platinum, Plum Mist, Powder Blue, Pure Black, Pure Blue, Pure Brown, Pure Green, Pure Orange, Pure Red, Pure Pink, Pure Yellow, Pure Violet, Sagebrush, Salmon, Splash, Spring Green, Steel Grey, Summer Sun, Rose, Spice, Teal, and Wheat.

black blue brown carminered

cobaltblue

green lightgreen

purple violet wine red orange pink yellow

M59. Zig Calligraphy II Dye Markers. Double ended. 2mm & 3.5mm tips. $3.39These great markers are available again. They are crisp and keep their edge well. Non-waterproof. Dye-based ink. Black, Blue, Brown, Carmine Red, Cobalt Blue, Green, Light Green, Pink, Purple, Violet, Wine Red, Yellow, Orange.

M59-S12. Zig Calligraphy II Dye Markers. Set of 12, one each of 12 colors. $32.50

baby blue

pure pink

baby pink

rose

huntergreen

springgreen

pure black

steel gray

pure blue

summersun

pureorange

violet

M60. Zig Calligraphy II Pigmented Markers. Double ended. 2mm & 3.5mm tips. $2.99Acid free. New pigmented ink. They are crisp and keep their edge well. Waterproof. Pigment-based ink. Pure Black, Baby Blue, Baby Pink, Hunter Green, Pure Blue, Pure Orange, Pure Pink, Pure Violet, Rose, Spring Green, Steel Grey, Summer Sun.

M60-S12. Zig Calligraphy II Pigmented Markers. Set of 12, one of each color. $26.50

3.5mm 2mm


M65. Hunt Elegant Writer. One of the first calligraphy markers. The manufacturer has improved on the original. Black. Specify size: Extra-Fine = 1.3mm, Fine = 2.0mm, Medium = 2.5mm, Broad = 3.0mm, X-Broad = 3.5mm. $1.89 each

M65. Hunt Elegant Writer. Gold, Silver. Broad only. Try these new, inexpensive gold calligraphy markers. The gold is very free flowing. The silver works best on lighter papers; it is a darker grey. The silver is more subtle on black paper. They both have a light metallic sheen. $1.89 each

M66. Elegant Writer Color Set: Each set has 2 black and 1 each red, green, blue, brown. Specify the size: Fine, Medium, Broad. All markers in a set are the same size. $9.99

M68. Elegant Writer Black Set. One each of Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, Broad. $7.79

M70. Zig Posterman Calligraphy Marker. $3.79 each

Unlike regu-lar markers, these write with bright, opaque color - you can letter with light colors on black paper. The result is similar

to gouache. The writing is crisp. Shake the pen frequently, but to preserve the writing tip, use the pump action sparingly. The pump action may not be required after your first use. The marker I have been testing continues to flow smoothly without any leaks. Pigmented, water-based, waterproof when dry. Manufacturer says these markers are fade-proof. Choose color: Black, Violet, Blue, Brown, Light Blue, Pink, Green, Orange, Red, Gold & Silver.

M57. Itoya Couble Headed Marker. .5mm & 3.0mm. Water soluble, acid free, fade resistant. Specify color. $2.59 each

SILVER GOLD3.5mm 3.0mm 2.5mm 2.0mm 1.3mm

RED BLUE GREEN PURPLE PINK BLACK

AQUAMARINE CABERNET DIJON EVERGREEN MOCHA

M55. Zig Calligraphy Pen Waterbase Ink. Specify size and color. 1mm, 2mm, 3mm.

Black, Red, Green. $1.69 each

These new markers from Zig come in three sizes, including the very useful 1mm. They make crisp letters and will stay sharp longer than other mark-ers. Non-waterproof, dye ink. Specify size and color. One size per pen.

“I have been using the ZIG markers which you sent and they work very well indeed! I even passed them around in my calligraphy courses to get the reaction from students, both beginners and experienced old hands at in the matter. All found them terrific.” –Kate Wolff

M56. Oblique Cut Zig Calligraphy Pen Waterbase Ink. 1mm, 2mm, 3mm. Black only.

For left-handers and Arabic. $1.69

WIDE CHISEL EDGE MARKERS

M69. Pentel Wet Erase Chalk Marker Great for teaching and signage. Writes on any non-porous material including white boards. Wipes clean with single swipe of damp cloth. Medium - 4mm or Jumbo - 5/8" width. Choose colors: black, red, blue, or white. Medium: $4.25; Jumbo: $7.50.

COPIC

M71. Copic Wide Marker. A great marker for teaching. The 3/4" wide, durable polyester nibs keep their shape and are easily replaceable. Nib is straight across, not angled. Alcohol based ink. Colors: Black, Red, Ultramarine, Prussian Blue, Green, Dark Bark. $8.95 each

M74. Copic Calligraphy Nibs. Replacement nibs for the Copic Wide Marker. Pkt of 2. $5.95

M73. Copic Refills. Refills the Wide Marker 5-6 times. Same colors as above. $7.49 each

M72. Oblique Nib Copic Marker. A great marker for teaching. The 3/4" wide, durable polyester nibs keep their shape and are easily replaceable. Nib is oblique cut. See M71 for straight

across markers. Same colors as above. $7.49 each


PENS AND MARKERS

M54. Pentel Slicci. Gel Roller Pen. This has a metal tip similar to the G-Tech pens, but comes in larger sizes and more colors! Quick drying liquid gel ink with a smooth consistent flow. Very sturdy metal tip allows for a fine precise line. Avail-able in three sizes (0.25mm, 0.30mm, 0.40mm) and seven

colors: Black, Blue, Green, Red, Purple, Pink and Brown. $2.99 each

M54-S10. Slicci Pens set of 10 colors. Set of 10: Black, Blue-Black, Blue, Sky Blue, Green, Orange, Baby Pink, Pink, Red and Purple. Choose size: 0.25mm, 0.30mm or 0.40mm. $29.99 each

M54-S5. Slicci Pens set of 5 colors. Set of 5:Sky Blue, Orange, Green, Pink and Purple. Choose size: 0.25mm, 0.30mm or 0.40mm. $14.95 each

M08. Pilot G Tech Pens.Metal tip. Smooth writing, won’t skip. Roller Ball Pens. Recommended by Sheila Waters and others. Not widely available in the USA. Non-waterproof.

New! M08. G-Tech 25 Hyperfine Pen. .13mm. Black only. $2.99

M08.G-Tech 3 Pen. 0.15mm (slightly smaller than 005 Pigma Micron). Black. $2.99

M08. G-Tech 4 Pen. 0.2mm (same as 005 Pigma Micron). Black. $2.99

M08-S5. G-Tech 4 Set of 5. 4 colors plus black. $16.90

M08-S10. G-Tech 4 Set of 10. 9 colors plus black. $33.95

M63. Sakura Jelly Roll Pens: Galaxy Set. Great glitter gel pens. One each of gold, red, lime, sky blue, rose, purple. $10.19

FP111. Brause Calligraphy Pen. Sizes: 1.1, 1.5, 2.3mm. A smooth-writing, long staff cartridge pen. Black with red accents. Comes with an assortment of

cartridges: black plus five different colors (European short cartridges). European made. $16.00 each.Special Offer: Purchase three of the new Brause Calligraphy Pen Sets and pay only $43.20. (Same or assorted sizes.)

BRUSHESChisel Edged Lettering BrushesBR01. 995 Winsor Newton Chisel Brush. Golden Nylon. The standard brush recommended by John Stevens and other instructors for chisel-edged alphabets. 1/2" $17.55 3/4" $25.35 1" $35.95

BR24BR24. Raphael Kaerell Flat. For chisel-edged brush writing and watercolor painting. Carl Rohrs tested the 1/4" and 3/8" and found them fine brushes for chisel-edged brush lettering. (For 1/2" and larger he recommends the W&N 995.) Synthetic bristles. Sale prices good through 12-31-10.Size 02. 1/8" $10.50 Sale $7.25Size 04. 3/16" $11.55 Sale $7.95Size 06. 1/4" $12.75 Sale $8.75Size 08. 5/16" $14.30 Sale $9.80Size 10. 3/8" $15.15 Sale $10.40BR25. Set of above five sizes. $64.25 Sale $39.95Size 12. 1/2" $16.75 Sale $11.05Size 14. 5/8" $18.45 Sale $12.28

John Stevens uses these round ferrule, chisel-edge Rekab brushes for smaller Roman lettering as well as for a variety of other styles. John uses these along with flat ferrule chisel edged brushes for his brush lettering. These quality sable brushes, imported from Israel, with proper care will last for 20 years or more. These are called “Showcard” or “One Stroke Brushes.” They are more versatile than flat ferrule, chisel edge brushes, but take a bit more skill to use. John recommends the #5 to start with. For a wider range of sizes, he suggests adding the #3 & #7.

BR12 Rekab Brushes. Specify size. #3. $12.87. JNB $11.50#4. $14.63. JNB $13.25#5. $18.93 JNB $16.95

#6. $26.84. JNB $22.95#7. $38.28. JNB $32.95

BR28. Winsor & Newton Series 7. Round. Series 7 is known as the finest watercolor brush, expensive but worth the price. Handmade using the highest grade Kolinsky Sable. Crisp point, just the right spring, superior control, even and consistent flow. Recommended for pointed brush lettering and painting. #000. $21.79 JNB $11.95#00. $22.49 JNB $11.95#0. $23.79 JNB $13.65#1. $27.29 JNB $13.95#2. $32.79 JNB $16.95

#3. $45.09 JNB $21.95#4. $61.99 JNB $29.95#5. $76.09 JNB $48.55#6. $108.99 JNB $69.00


BR38. WN Artists' Water Color Sable RoundExcellent for fine detail, lines and washes. The round-bellied watercolor brush is the most popular watercolor brush. Quality Kolinsky sable hair, birch-wood handles and seamless nickel ferrules all put together by hand to create a truly excellent brush. Has been improved to ensure a perfect point. Matte finish handle. Recommended by Valerie Weilmuenster for illuminated letters as a good and less expensive alternative to the Winsor & Newton Series 7. #00. $8.40 JNB $5.90#0. $9.05 JNB $6.35#1. $10.25 JNB $7.20#2. $15.68 JNB $11.00#3. $19.26 JNB $13.50

#4. $22.10 JNB $15.50#5. $23.55 JNB $16.50#6. $25.70 JNB $18.00#7. $32.05 JNB $22.45#8. $39.60 JNB $27.75

BR42. Isabey Siberian Blue Squirrel Quill Mop. Isabey's most famous watercolor brush. Handmade by master craftswomen who apprentice for 10 years, it embodies French artisanal skill and tradition. Capable of unbelievably large and flawless washes, with a delicate point for unique brush strokes and line work. Siberian blue squirrel hair is the finest with the most hairs per square inch, holding the highest volume of water possible. Genuine hand tied goose quill ferrule. Annie Cicale likes the #3.

02. List $65.30. Sale $32.6503. List $71.90. Sale $35.9504. List $79.90. Sale $39.95

Scharff Kolinsky Red Sable Round Watercolor Brush. Recommended by Lisa Engelbrecht: “Expensive, but worth the price.”BR29-2. Size 2 Brush. $25.00 JNB Price $22.50

BRUSHESChisel Edged Lettering BrushesBR01. 995 Winsor Newton Chisel Brush. Golden Nylon. The standard brush recommended by John Stevens and other instructors for chisel-edged alphabets. 1/2" $17.55 3/4" $25.35 1" $35.95

BR24. Raphael Kaerell Flat. For chisel-edged brush writing and watercolor painting. Carl Rohrs tested the 1/4" and 3/8" and found them fine brushes for chisel-edged brush lettering. (For 1/2" and larger he recommends the W&N 995.) Synthetic bristles. Sale prices good through 12-31-10.Size 02. 1/8" $10.50 Sale $7.25Size 04. 3/16" $11.55 Sale $7.95Size 06. 1/4" $12.75 Sale $8.75Size 08. 5/16" $14.30 Sale $9.80Size 10. 3/8" $15.15 Sale $10.40BR25. Set of above five sizes. $64.25 Sale $39.95Size 12. 1/2" $16.75 Sale $11.05Size 14. 5/8" $18.45 Sale $12.28

John Stevens uses these round ferrule, chisel-edge Rekab brushes for smaller Roman lettering as well as for a variety of other styles. John uses these along with flat ferrule chisel edged brushes for his brush lettering. These quality sable brushes, imported from Israel, with proper care will last for 20 years or more. These are called “Showcard” or “One Stroke Brushes.” They are more versatile than flat ferrule, chisel edge brushes, but take a bit more skill to use. John recommends the #5 to start with. For a wider range of sizes, he suggests adding the #3 & #7.

BR12 Rekab Brushes. Specify size.

BR28. Winsor & Newton Series 7. Round. Series 7 is known as the finest watercolor brush, expensive but worth the price. Handmade using the highest grade Kolinsky Sable. Crisp point, just the right spring, superior control, even and consistent flow. Recommended for pointed brush lettering and painting.

BR26. Winsor & Newton Sceptre Gold 101 Brush. Round. High quality and of a similar shape as the Series 7, but made from a mix of sable and synthetic fibers. Ideal for watercolor and suitable for acrylics. Recommended by Michael Sull. Choose size:#0000. $6.70 JNB $5.65 #000. $6.70 JNB $5.65 #00. $6.70 JNB $5.65 #0. $6.95 JNB $5.65 #1. $7.60 JNB $6.08 #2. $7.95 JNB $6.36 #3. $9.20 JNB $7.36

#4. $10.10 JNB $8.08#5. $11.15 JNB $8.92 #6. $13.55 JNB $10.80 #8. $20.15 JNB $16.12 #10. $27.70 JNB $20.77#12. $37.70 JNB $27.75

BR30. Cotman Round WC Brush. Synthetic brush is slightly stiffer than sable. Recommended by Lisa Engelbrecht; she especially likes the #8.#0. $6.20 JNB $4.96#1. $6.30 JNB $5.05#2. $6.70 JNB $5.40#3. $7.40 JNB $5.95#4. $7.60 JNB $6.10

#5. $8.05 JNB $7.50#6. $9.85 JNB $7.95#8. $12.50 JNB $9.95#10. $15.40 JNB $12.35

Escoda Brushes. Annie Cicale uses these brushes for painting. Eliza Schulte Holliday, co-author of Brush Lettering, highly recommends these brushes from Spain for pointed brush lettering. They have plenty of bounce and good snap and are reasonably priced. Eliza starts her students with the #2 for lettering.BR22. Round Pointed Sable Watercolor Brush. #0. $13.70 JNB $8.95 #1. $14.93 JNB $9.95 #2. $18.19 JNB $12.15 #4. $26.56 JNB $17.95BR23. Set of 4. $73.38 JNB $44.50

newsizes

#6. $32.29 JNB $20.35 #8. $43.37 JNB $27.35 #10. $75.11 JNB $45.25

Cirrus Kolinsky Sable Watercolor Brushes. 110 Rounds. Sheila Waters recommends this watercolor brush as a less expensive alternative to Winsor & Newton Series 7 for illumination. Limited supply.BR06. #1 Sale $5.99

BR37. Silverwhite Bright 1502. Short Handle. White Synthetic. Inexpensive brush good for mixing gouache or watercolor and for loading your pen.#1 - $4.35#2 - $4.70

#4 - $5.60#6 - $6.35

#8 - $7.05#10- $8.50

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SUPPLIES

S705. Plastic Eyedrop-pers. Pkt of 5 Plastic Eyedroppers with rubber bulb. Overall length approximately 2.75" (7cm). $3.99

S706. Glass Bottle with Dropper Top. 1oz. $2.99

The Scor-it tool is absolutely fantastic! I use it on all my projects requiring scores. I highly recom-mend Scor-it to ANYONE who works with paper. – Michael Jacobs

S682. Scor-it Scoring Board. 12" Scoring Rule. $39.95S683. Mini Scor-it Scor-ing Board. 6" Scoring Rule. $29.95 A fabulous tool that helps you make quick,

accurate, professional folds without pre-measuring and marking. The resulting scores/folds (with and against the grain) are superior to what you can do with a bone folder. Saves time too, especially when you are making multiples of the same item. Use it for cards & invitations, envelopes, boxes & bags, stamping & collage art, accordion cards and books, and much more. Great for embossing lines and pat-terns. Works with paper, card, vellum sheets (paper), and cover stock as well as thin metal sheets.

S377. Sull Leather Pen Roll-upMichael Sull wanted a way to carry his oblique pen holders with the nib inserted. To that end, he designed this leather pen rollup. The four

pockets are extra wide (2-1/4") and deep enough to accommodate an oblique pen and protect the nib. The 8-1/2" deep pockets allow the holder to be completely enclosed. The top flap gives even more protection to the nib. Leather tie. Now available in four colors! Traditional Black, Olive Green, Purple, and Red. $34.95

S725. C-Thru 18" Ruler. In addition to measuring in inches or picas, this clear plastic graphic arts ruler has a centering feature. Use it to find the center of a line of calligraphy or type. $3.95

E10. Pentel Hyper/Clic Eraser. For erasing ink from paper. The narrow size makes it ideal for corrections. It is gritty and works for tough corrections, but is surprisingly gentle on paper. A neat, well-designed tool. Highly sought after, but almost impossible to find in the USA. $10.00

E11. Refill Pentel Hyperaser. Pkt. of one. $3.50

The very popular Pentel Hyperaser now has two variations:

E15. Pentel Clic Eraser. Black eraser in grey metal case. For erasing ink from paper. $10.00

E16. Black Pentel Clic Eraser Refill. One Black Refill for Pentel Clic Eraser. $3.50

E17. Pentel Pro Clic Eraser. Grey plastic eraser in a black metal case. $7.75

E18. Grey Pentel Pro Refill. One Refill. $2.50

S722. Bulldog Clip. 3 inches. $1.10

S721. Bulldog Clip. 2.625 inches. $0.95

S723. Palette: 8-well "flower". This plastic palette is in the shape of a flower, with 7 "petals" and one center well. Plastic. $2.95

S724. Foam Brushes.1 inch, $1.002 inch, $1.253 inch, $1.50

S727. Derwent Water-color Pencils. 12 color tin. $20.99

S728. Derwent Water-color Pencils.

24 color tin. $41.99

S729. Derwent Watercolor Pencils. 36 color tin. $67.99


I70. Moon Palace Sumi. Highly sought-after and highly recom-

mended Japanese Sumi Ink.For both broad edge and pointed pen work. Works in Parallel Pens. Dries waterproof.6.0oz. (180ml.) $10.95 15oz. (450ml.) $19.9560oz. (1.8L.) $75.00

S635. Logan Slim Light Pad. This was a hit at Letters Mingle Souls and the 2008 IAMPETH Convention. Ideal for travel, on-site use, or those with limited space. Flat enough to fit in a portfolio (it’s only 1/2" thick) and ultra lightweight. Provides remarkably even and bright

illumination. 8"x10" (203mm x 254mm) surface. Two 5400°K, color-corrected lamps provide 20,000 hours of life. (Replacement bulbs are available.) Comes with adapter (12V) for US outlets (120V). $135.00

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