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Contains the entire contents of The Art of Bookbinding, published in London in 1897 and The Care of Books published in 1902.

Online exhibition showcasing illustrated books in modern foreign languages from the fifteenth through the twentieth centuries selected from the collections of the Libraries of The Claremont Colleges.

Family owned full service bindery business based in Charlestown, Massachusetts. Sells bindery, digital, and custom bindery services.

Background material to the development of book printing, type and the printing press. There are sections on both the fine printing of the private press movement and experimentation of book art.

Provides resources for San Francisco area book artists, including a calendar, list of organizations, and directory of local stores and classes.

Examining a Renaissance Italian Manuscript in the Computer Age.

Publisher of rare and artistic books, collection of old printing machines and equipment, paper mill, typefoundery, exhibitions, educational programs. In English and Polish.

The yearly Book Arts Jam features the work of more than 50 book artists, zine publishers, letterpress printers, fine binders and printmakers. The Jam takes place every fall on the campus of Foothill College in Los Altos Hills, CA.

Reference site for all the book arts with tutorials, links, publications, galleries. Home page of the Book_Arts-L listserv.

Contains photo-based bookworks and photographs by Canadian artist Peter Sramek, as well as his students and other artists.

Paul Tronson, A master bookbinder, restores antiquarian books, bibles and objects to period using original tools and techniques.

Handcrafted wooden-bound books and albums, some inset with an ammonite or Whitby jet.

Boxcar Press publishes letterpress printed books and broadsides. Offers printing and photopolymer services to meet the needs of artists, designers, and others who love fine printing.

A searchable site includes an online letterpress museum and glossary, free downloadable eps images, and a directory of resources.

Features the flower-shaped books the Bay Area Book Artists (BABA) made for a bridal wedding bookquet.