Author Index

Below is an alphabetically ordered list of authors, followed by links to their respective digitized articles, letters, or specimens, and the page number(s) of the PDF version. This index will update as Newsletters are digitized and available.

• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• X
• Y
• Z

A

Ahlgren, Ralph B.

Issue No. 9

• Letter: 'I Am Contemplating the Finalization of a Big Wish'
  p. 19

Issue No. 12

• Letter: 'I Think I Shall Go Ahead and Start a Small-Scale Printing Operation'
  p. 12

American Bookmaker

Issue No. 14

• The New Form of Mergenthaler
  pp. 16-17

Anderson, Jon

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Impressed by Report on Haas Foundry
  p. 8

Issue No. 10

• Letter: A Sensible Subscription Figure Need
  p. 15

Anderton, Bruce

Issue No. 18

• Letter: 'Things Are Really Hectic Here in the Shop'
  p. 37

Andrews, John X.

Issue No. 10

• Letter: 'Old Pro' Now Has Own Hobby Shop
  p. 15

Appel, Arthur

Issue No. 10

• Letter: '99 Bottles' to the Monotype Rhythm
  p. 15

B

Belfort, David

Issue No. 3

• Letter: Still Committed to Hot Metal
  p. 4

Benoy, C. E.

Issue No. 10

• Letter: He Set His First Type in 1918
  p. 15

Berliner, Harold

Issue No. 3

• Letter: Who Was John Thompson?
  p. 4

Issue No. 4

• Letter: Jealousy, I Call It “Disgusting”
  p. 8

Blass, Joseph

Issue No. 18

• Letter: 'Thank You for the Beautifully Designed and Printed Newsletters'
  p. 37

Bohne, Paul

Issue No. 4

• Letter: Beside His Handpress
  p. 5

Issue No. 12

• Letter: 'The Closest I’ve Come to Typefounding...'
  p. 13

Bollinger, Harry A.

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Equipment is Available in Lancaster
  p. 7

Issue No. 9

• Letter: 'I Know Where You Can Buy 22 Linotypes'
  p. 19

Botterill, Guy

Issue No. 9

• European Hand Type Still Available
  pp. 2-3

Branscom, Raymond

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Seeks a Source for Keyboard Paper
  p. 8

Bratter, Howard M.

Issue No. 18

• Letter: 'Andy (Bush) and I Are Setting Up a Letterpress Shop Here in New York City'
  p. 37

Issue No. 19

• The Epitome of Personalized Instruction
  p. 8
• On Reviving Cincinnati Initials
  p. 10

Bruce, David, Jr.

Issue No. 14

• History of Machine Type Casting
  pp. 1-3

Bryant, F.

Issue No. 8

• Letter: English Linotype Supplier 'Thriving'
  p. 9

C

Cade, Phil

Issue No. 3

• Letter: About the Thompson Gas Pot
  p. 4

Issue No. 7

• Letter: I Suspect My Press is Hollow in the Center
  p. 14
• Specimen: Cade Type Foundry
  p. 14

Carr, Dan

Issue No. 6

• Letter: Typecasting and a Love for Letterpress
  p. 13

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Quite a Letterpress Setup!
  p. 9

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'I Do Enjoy Your Refitting of 337'
  p. 13
• Cutting Punches for Regulus
  p. 15

Chayt, Steve & Meryl

Issue No. 6

• Letter: How About a "Human Typecaster"?
  p. 19

Cole, F. Marion

Issue No. 14

• A Plea for the Tramp Printer
  pp. 4-5

Coleman, Carroll

Issue No. 12

• Letter: 'The ATF Newsletter Gives Me More Pleasure Per Page...'
  p. 13

Coughlin, Michael J.

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'I Am Aware of the Time Commitment You Face'
  p. 14

Cummins, Edward

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'My Father Was Printing in his Own Name Since 1933'
  p. 12

D

Darrow, Carl

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Groucho Marx Would Love ATF
  p. 14

Issue No. 12

• Letter: 'The Cover Itself (Newsletter 10) was Fascinating'
  p. 13

Dawson, R. MacG.

Issue No. 6

• Letter: Hand Mold Interests Canadian
  p. 17

Desjardins, Michael & Helen

Issue No. 12

• Letter: 'We Really Enjoyed the Last Meeting'
  p. 12

Doctor, Wilbur

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'You've Made an Important Contribution to Hot Metal History'
  p. 14

DoHerty, Robert J.

Issue No. 10

• Letter: School to Set Up Letterpress Labs
  p. 14

Driscoll, Phillip

Issue No. 10

• Letter: 'A Home for Me and My Thompson'
  p. 14

Issue No. 12

• Letter: 'I Really Appreciate Your Talking with Me on the Phone.'
  p. 12

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'This is Where the Average Bullet Caster will Find Himself in a Dilemma'
  p. 13

DuBois, Ted

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'I Am a Wood Engraver, Papermaker and Printmaker'
  p. 12

Duensing, Paul

Issue No. 2

• A Bit of Nostalgia from Paul Duensing
  p. 3

Issue No. 7

• Specimen: The Private Press and Typefoundry of Paul Hayden Duensing
  p. 3

Issue No. 9

• 'Typographically Famous' at Oxford Conference
  p. 13

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Keepsakes Enliven Good Memories
  p. 14

Issue No. 12

• '20th Century Types' A Winner!
  p. 5
• What is This ATF, Anyway?
  pp. 6-7

Issue No. 19

• The First Monotype University
  p. 6

Dunker, Andrew W.

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Pioneer Hobbyist is Still Making Mats
  p. 7

E

Eickhoff, John

Issue No. 18

• Unique Monotype Fonts Acquired
  p. 27

F

Fick, Alvin S.

Issue No. 10

• Letter: 'Thanks for the Photography in No. 9'
  p. 14

Issue No. 18

• Letter: 'I Must Admit I Related Most to the Kelsey Story'
  p. 37

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'American Type Founders Touched the Lives of So Many Printers'
  p. 14

Fitzhardinge-Bailey, C. D.

Issue No. 6

• Letter: Australian Obtains Mono Caster
  p. 17

Issue No. 8

• Letter: He's Searching for Mats in Australia
  p. 9

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Australian Correspondent Reports Effort to Save Monos from Scrapheap
  p. 22

Issue No. 12

• Letter: 'I Always Look Forward to the ATF Newsletter'...
  p. 13

Friday Harbor Journal

Issue No. 6

• Letter: Al Piccoli Beats Me Out on Matrices
  p. 19

Fritzberg, N.

Issue No. 8

• Specimen: The Hansestadt Letterfoundry
  p. 8

G

Gerry, Vance

Issue No. 7

• Specimen: The Weather Bird Press
  p. 18

Issue No. 18

• Letter: 'Thanks for Latest ATF Newsletter'
  p. 37

Giampa, Gerald

Issue No. 7

• Letter: Inventory and Processes
  p. 12

Graden, Regis M.

Issue No. 10

• Letter: 'My Real Love is in the Garage'
  p. 22

Grant, John

Issue No. 7

• Specimen: Grant Locomotive Works Foundry and Print Shop
  p. 9

H

Halbert, Bob

Issue No. 4

• Letter: Has Super Caster
  p. 6

Issue No. 6

• Letter: Halbert Acquires Second Super Caster
  p. 19

Issue No. 7

• Letter: Will Saving Monotype from the Junk Pile Ever be Appreciated?
  p. 14
• Specimen: The Private Foundry of Robert Halbert
  p. 12

Hamilton Manufacturing Company

Issue No. 14

• Advertisement: Hamilton Manufacturing Company Advertisement, 1890
  p. 28

Hancock, John E.

Issue No. 9

• Letter: Interesting Article on the Paige Compositor
  p. 19

Harnish, Herb

Issue No. 7

• Letter: Hoping to find mats for Thompson
  p. 13

Hartzell, Richard

Issue No. 7

• Specimen: Hartzell Machine Works, Inc.
  p. 20

Hartzell, Richard

Issue No. 7

• Specimen: Hartzell Machine Works, Inc.
  p. 20

Helbert, Clifford L.

Issue No. 12

• Letter: 'I Am Looking for Someone Who Can Cast from the Old Foundry-Style Mats'
  p. 13

Hess, Richard, Sr.

Issue No. 18

• Letter: 'What a Typographical Treat!'
  p. 37

Hinde Sr., Charlie

Issue No. 6

• Letter: Mats to Go with Book on Cheltenham
  p. 19

Issue No. 7

• Letter: You Told the Whole Story as If We Were There
  p. 14

Horowitz, Abe

Issue No. 6

• Lubrication: The Key to Successful Typecaster Operation
  p. 18

Hopkins, Richard

Issue No. 1

• The Conference is Over But Fond Memories Remain
  p. 1
• Conference Proceedings to Be Published via Letterpress
  p. 1
• Typecasters Organization Established at Meeting
  p. 2
• Official Delegates at the Terra Alta Conference
  p. 2
• Chicago Monotype Operation Being Sold
  p. 2
• American Typefounders Listing of Old Typefaces
  pp. 3-8
• You Are Asked for Information for Next Newsletter
  p. 8

Issue No. 2

• News of ATF Formation Spreads Quickly; Enquiries Are Varied
  p. 1
• Sophisticated Computer Stuff
  p. 1
• Got Authentic ‘Fat Face’ Mats?
  p. 1
• Equipment Acquisitions
  p. 3
• Who Was Thompson?
  p. 3
• Goudy's 'Companion'
  p. 3
• Phase Converter
  p. 3
• Czarnowski Opens Again
  p. 3
• Intercepted Letters / Messages Received
  p. 4
• On the Loaning of Matrices
  p. 4
• Hot Metal Typesetting Chill
  p. 5
• Koike Automatic Type Casting Machine
  p. 6

Issue No. 3

• Rare Thompson Specimen Studied
  pp. 1-3
• Useful Information on the Thompson Caster
  pp. 4
• Letter: Let's Share Thompson Molds
  pp. 4-6
• Correspondence
  pp. 7-9
• Barney Rabin Cuts His Own Linotype Mats
  p. 10

Issue No. 4

• Maybe a Conference This Summer
  p. 1
• Followup to the Thompson Article
  pp. 1-3
• Source for Engraved Matrices
  p. 3
• Bits & Pieces About Composition Caster Operation
  p. 4
• On Shipping and Storing Typecasting Equipment
  p. 4
• More People Found with Bits of Equipment
  p. 5
• Misplaced Priorities
  p. 5
• All Matrices Aren't the Same Depth
  p. 6
• : Modern Hand-Mold Proposal Being Developed
  p. 7
• Yes, Virginia, Once There Was Hand-Set Type for Doing Music
  p. 7
• Annenberg, Turner, pass to Eternal Monotype Kingdom in Sky
  p. 8
• Letterpress Production of First Conference Proceedings Finally Getting Underway
  p. 8

Issue No. 5

• Summer Conference is Definite ‘Go’
  pp. 1-2
• This Was Best in Typesetting 100 Years Ago
  pp. 3-4
• Did You Receive Number Four of This Newsletter?
  p. 4
• Hartzell to Have Warehouse Sellout
  p. 4
• Typecasters Gather on West Coast
  p. 4

Issue No. 6

• A Most Memorable Conference
  pp. 1-5
• After a Long Wait: A 'Jumbo' Edition
  p. 2
• Next Newsletter to Feature Typecasting from Your Shop
  p. 5
• Two Reflections on Today's Type Technology
  p. 6
• Monotype Sells Mat Libraries
  p. 6
• The Living Legend: American Type Founders Company
  pp. 7-14
• Three Possible Sites to Be Considered far Third ATF Conference
  p. 20

Issue No. 7

• Special Conference in Britain Proposed
  pp. 1, 4
• Postscript to ATF Article in Last Issue
  pp. 2-3
• Some Laughs & Some Serious Concern
  p. 4
• The Haas Typefoundry—World’s Oldest Operation Continues Tradition of Letterfounding
  p. 5
• Printing News Tells of ATF
  p. 5
• Death Claims Pioneer Private Typecaster; Shop Virtually Lost! Harry Weidmann
  pp. 6-10
• Collectors Face Good Guys & Bad Guys
  p. 10
• Reviewing Bruce's First Patent
  pp. 11, 16
• Letter: Correspondence with Jack Murphy over Monotype acquisition
  p. 12
• Letter: A Most Interesting Newspaper Clipping
  pp. 13-14
• Useful Tidbit for Persons Importing Matrices
  p. 15
• Former Thompson Mat Source
  p. 15
• Missing, Missing. There Always Seems to be One Mat Missing
  p. 16
• A Giant of a Hot-Metal Shop Slowly Fades Into Silent Oblivion
  p. 17
• Wintertime Uses for Old Type
  p. 17
• Specimen: Hill & Dale Private Press and Typefoundry
  p. 17
• Richard E. Huss Proposes Book on 'The Composition Matrix'
  p. 18
• Piccoli Suggests Logo
  p. 19
• Type Designs Cast by ATF Members
  p. 19
• Thirty 15×17 Monotypes to be Auctioned by GPO March 1, 1982
  p. 20
• Please Settle Your Account!
  p. 20

Issue No. 8

• Oxford Meeting is Great Success
  pp. 1-2
• A Word About How This Thing Goes Together
  p. 2
• Indian Foundry is 'Discovered'
  pp. 3-6
• A Hidden Meaning?
  p. 6
• Sterling Type Foundry Prop Dies; STF to Close
  p. 9
• On Keeping Old Machines Alive
  pp. 10-12
• GAM Features Tom Lyons’ Shop
  p. 12
• Moving a Caster Isn't an Impossible Task
  pp. 13-14
• A Pro Will 'Beat the Book' Every Time
  p. 14
• Mail-Order Mat Cases
  p. 14
• Hartzell Will No Longer Make Matrices
  80-Year Commercial Manufacturing Era Coming to End
  pp. 15-16

Issue No. 9

• D.C. Conference Set for June 21-24
  p. 1
• Introduction: European Hand Type Still Available
  pp. 2-3
• Will Your Hobby Shop Outlast You?
  pp. 4-5
• Monotype Casters Take Back Seat to Microcomputer-Temporarily
  p. 6
• A VIP Tour of Monotype International No Serious Type Caster Will Ever Forget!
  pp. 7-11
• Press Operator Receives Grant
  p. 13
• Typefounder from India Visits U.S.A.
  p. 14
• Relocated Monotype Equipment To Be Used in Book Arts Teaching
  p. 14
• Difference in Making Own Lino Mats Explained
  p. 15
• English Linotype Organization Still Offering Matrices for Sale
  p. 15
• Monotype Tech Manuals Offered
  p. 15
• Seeking Equipment? Perhaps Here Are Some Leads
  p. 18
• Are your eyes playing tricks?
  p. 19
• Letter: Ray Ballash Combines Interests
  p. 19
• Letter: Henry Wylan Relates an Interesting Experience
  p. 19
• U.S. Comp Matrix Production Continue—Facilities Now in California at Mackenzie-Harris
  pp. 22-23
• Historic Matrices, Early Literature, Traditional Process Demonstrated
  pp. 24-25
• Sterling Type Foundry Tradition to Be Continued-Dave Churchman Buys Plant, Moves It to Indianapolis
  p. 26
• Introduction: : Original Font Cut in Lead, Matrices Are Electroformed
  pp. 27-31
• Various Private and Commercial Typecasting Projects Reported
  p. 32

Issue No. 10

• Conference Captures 'Fellowship' Spirit
  pp. 1-2
• Some Information on Back Issues for You and Bibliographers
  p. 2
• A Sterling Type Foundry Partner
  p. 2
• Complete Alphabet Showings of Two Original Metal Designs Are Revealed by Jim Rimmer
  p. 3
• Linotype is the Subject of Dissertation
  p. 3
• Typecasting Activities, Publications Noted
  p. 8
• The 'Myth' About Metal Hardness
  pp. 11-12
• The Why of Lead, Tin & Antimony
  p. 13
• Gerald Giampa, Jim Rimmer Prepare Exceptional Cover and Insert
  p. 16
• Lieberman Endowment Established
  p. 16
• Recent History, Yet So Very Long Ago
  pp. 17, 23
• 'Unknown' References Held in Stephen Saxe Collection
  p. 18
• Nelson Perfecting Traditional Process
  p. 18
• Computer Aids Hand Composition
  p. 18
• English Member Acquires a Typograph Caster
  p. 20
• Unnecessary Machine Adjustments
  p. 21
• Letter: Now Has a Complete Ludlow Setup
  p. 22
• Media Reports: ATF Meeting, Stan Nelson
  p. 23
• Where to Next?
  p. 23
• A Brief History of Lanston Monotype
  pp. 24-27
• British History to Come Later
  p. 27
• Specimen Books Arrive; 'Wish List' Being Compiled
  p. 28

Issue No. 11

• Indianapolis to Host Conference July 11-13
  pp. 1-2
• California Firm Buys ATF Foundry Facility
  p. 1
• Reviving Updike's Montallegro Design of 1904
  p. 3
• Monotype Films Available
  p. 3
• A Thompson Operating Lever for Your Safety
  pp. 4-5
• Can We Perpetuate Hot Metal?
  pp. 6-7
• Type Metal Firm Quits
  p. 7
• Specimen: Report of Recent Typecasting Activities at the Hill & Dale
  p. 8

Issue No. 12

• 1988 Conference Plans Announced
  pp. 1, 5
• Indianapolis: Belated Story
  pp. 2-3
• Prepare Now to Attend Conference
  p. 4
• What's the Weather Likely to Be in July?
  p. 4
• Intro: What is This ATF, Anyway?
  pp. 6-7
• Book Documents Stempel Foundry
  p. 7
• Intro: On Buying a Ludlow
  pp. 8-9
• An Appreciation for Old-Time Craftsmen
  p. 10
• ...Or Were They That Special?
  pp. 10, 12
• True Confessions: "I Murdered Four Monotypes"
  p. 11
• 100-Year-Old Puzzle About to Be Solved
  p. 13
• 19th Century Industrial Trade Museum Envisioned by Writer from Staten Island
  p. 13
• What Makes Us Tick, Anyway?
  p. 14
• Newspaper Features Berliner & Foundry
  p. 14
• An Extraterrestrial Typecasting Proposal
  p. 15
• Re-Composing Silent Movie Title Screens
  p. 15
• Early Thompson Manual Reprinted
  p. 15

Issue No. 14

• Preface
  unpaginated
• Introduction: History of Machine Type Casting
  p. 1
• Introduction: A Plea for the Tramp Printer
  p. 4
• Introduction: A Plea for Printers
  p. 6
• Introduction: Typesetting Contest
  p. 8
• Introduction: "... Purely An Inventor's Dream"
  pp. 11, 13
• Introduction: The "Blower" Linotype
  p. 15
• Introduction: The New Form of Mergenthaler
  p. 16
• Introduction: The Mergenthaler Linotype Printing-Machine
  p. 18
• Introduction: The Rogers Typograph
  p. 23
• The "Triangle" Monotype Machine
  pp. 26-27
• Related Activity in the Industry in 1890
  pp. 29-30
• Help Solicited for Upcoming Articles
  p. 16

Issue No. 18

• A Painful Tale to Recount
  Preface
• July Conference in California a 'Go'
  p. 1
• American Type Founders Company: A Troubled Report On Its Demise
  pp. 2-17
• Odds 'n Ends Tell of ATF's Far-Flung History
  p. 18
• ATF Tools & Implements Preserved
  p. 19
• The Barth Was One Reason for ATF's Quality But Matrices Also Played a Crucial Role
  p. 20
• Earliest Lanston Patent Books Saved
  p. 21
• Introduction: Wild Suppositions Give Way to Scientific Study: On the Hardness of Type Metal
  pp. 22
• Obviously the Work of a Lifetime: Monumental Type 'Bible' Now Available
  pp. 24-25
• Lead Ain't Dead
  p. 25
• A Reference Every Typecaster Will Cherish: Long-Awaited Rehak Book is Published
  pp. 26-27
• Study Program Proposed For Typecasting Aspirants
  pp. 28-35
• U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 1925 Report: Lead Poisoning Is Statistically Remote
  p. 36
• Letter: Laurence Pion Publishes 'The Reviewer'
  p. 37
• Letter: Editor's Note
  p. 37
• Introduction: Jim Rimmer Uses Lanston Punches To Strike 'Goudy Bible' Matrices
  p. 38

Issue No. 19

• The Conference at Buena Park
  pp. 1-2
• Dates Set for Charlotte Meeting
  p. 2
• "Gone Home" (Obituaries)
  pp. 4-5
• Dating Things Typographic
  p. 5
• English Preservation Efforts
  p. 5
• Rich's Postscript
  p. 9
• What's New from the Typecasters
  p. 11
• Letter: So What's A Monotype?
  p. 12
• Letter: 'Bob Trogman... handed Me This Rare Specimen'
  p. 12
• Letter: 'You Can't Accuse Me of Not Making Stupid Errors'
  p. 12
• Product For Preventing Type Rust
  p. 13
• Treating Medical Burns
  p. 13
• Comments on ATF Liquidation
  p. 14
• The Pinmark Re-Emerges
  p. 17
• Ripley's Linotype "Believe It Or Not"
  p. 18
• Mergenthaler Stamp To Be Issued (At Last!)
  p. 18
• Extremely Rare Lanston Matrix Case
  p. 18
• Dispelling Caslon Myths
  pp. 19-29
• The Nitty-Gritty Detail of Typographic Production
  p. 29

House, Glenn

Issue No. 9

• Letter: 'After Working as a Commercial Artist for 20 years'
  p. 19

Howell, Ralph D., Jr.

Issue No. 19

• Letter: An Interesting Explanation
  p. 12

Huss, Richard E.

Issue No. 8

• Printer's Composition Matrix
  p. 11

Issue No. 9

• The Printers Composition Matrix Its History and Development
  p. 6

Issue No. 11

• The Printer's Composition Matrix
  p. 2

Hyder, Darrell

Issue No. 10

• Letter: 'Computer Encounter is Delightful'
  p. 22

Issue No. 12

• Letter: 'Your Article on Perpetuating Hot Metal is Most Riveting.'
  p. 12

I

Inland Printer

Issue No. 14

• Typesetting Contest
  pp. 8-10
• The "Blower" Linotype
  pp. 15-16

J

Jones, Dan

Issue No. 19

• A Time of Focused Enthusiasm
  p. 9

K

Kapplin, Jim

Issue No. 18

• Letter: '...A Cut of a Kelsey Press'
  p. 37

Keleher, Dan

Issue No. 4

• Letter: Two Intertypes, Thompson
  p. 2

Kelly, Jerry

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'You Summed up My Feelings'
  p. 14

Kent, David

Issue No. 18

• Letter: 'It Was Worth the Wait'
  p. 37

Kristensen, John

Issue No. 19

• The Linecaster Technical Session
  p. 3

L

Lanston Type Company

Issue No. 2

• Proper Alignment for Sorts
  p. 2

Leenhouts, Ken

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Almost Bought a Thompson
  p. 9

Lesh, Bob

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Hot Metal Not Dead in Canton, Ohio
  p. 22

Ligda, Alan

Issue No. 4

• Letter: Thompsons in Washington State
  p. 5

Lindsay, Jeoff

Issue No. 10

• Who Designed Helvetica? Gertraude Knows
  pp. 19-20

M

MacKeller, Smith, & Jordan Company

Issue No. 14

• Advertisement: MacKeller, Smith, & Jordan Company, French Script Font Advertisement, 1890
  p. 31
• Advertisement: MacKeller, Smith, & Jordan Company, Stipple Font Advertisement, 1890
  p. 32

Malkoff, Sol

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Had I Known I'd Be Looking...
  p. 15

Mathews, Richard

Issue No. 7

• '... Monotype Mat Engraved'
  p. 13

McGrew, Mac F.

Issue No. 9

• Lanston's Matrix Numbering Explained
  pp. 16-18

Issue No. 10

• McGrew's Compilation of Lanston Monotype Matrices Alphabetized
  pp. 9-10

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'You and Others Have Described George Gasparik as "Cantankerous"'
  p. 14

Morton, Alan P.

Issue No. 10

• Letter: A Monotype 'Empire' in England
  p. 15

Murray, William J.

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Wants to 'Ease Into' Monotype
  p. 8

N

Neslon, Stan

Issue No. 2

• How Do You Heat Old Bruce’s Pot?
  p. 4

Issue No. 4

• Modern Hand-Mold Proposal Being Developed
  p. 7

Issue No. 7

• Specimen: The Atelier Press & Typefoundry
  p. 8

Newberry Jr., W. R.

Issue No. 4

• Letter: Around Shops Since He Was 7
  p. 6

Newman, J. Ed

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'To Say Your Report Was Moving is Certainly Putting it Mildly'
  p. 14

Northrup, Bruce

Issue No. 4

• Letter: Tinkering with a Keyboard
  p. 5

Norton, David M.

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Error in ATF Article Corrected
  p. 7

O

Offerman, Carroll

Issue No. 9

• Letter: 'Years Ago I Dreamed of Casting My Own Type'
  p. 19

Olcott, George

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'Thanks for Your Martyrdom'
  p. 14

P

Paper and Press

Issue No. 14

• "... Purely An Inventor's Dream"
  pp. 11-14
• The Mergenthaler Linotype Printing-Machine
  pp. 18-22
• The Rogers Typograph
  pp. 23-25

Parrish, James A.

Issue No. 12

• On Buying a Ludlow
  pp. 8-9

Patel, Arvind

Issue No. 6

• Letter: Bruce Casters in Use in India
  p. 17

Issue No. 8

• Letter: New Designs Slow to Pay Off in India
  p. 7

Issue No. 9

• Letter: 'I Was Not Offended by Your Editorial Mistake'
  p. 19

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'We Had to Get a Special Cam for the Matrix Holder'
  p. 13

Pauling, Stan

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Once Ran Republic Type Foundry
  p. 14

Peat, David W.

Issue No. 18

• Wild Suppositions Give Way to Scientific Study: On the Hardness of Type Metal
  pp. 22-23

Pollard, Stephen

Issue No. 12

• Letter: 'Your Publication is Quite Beautiful.'
  p. 13

Postman, Frederica and Monroe

Issue No. 4

• Letter: Plan to Sell Type
  p. 6

Q

Quyle, Paul B.

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Not Yet Casting, But He's Equipped!
  p. 7

Issue No. 9

• A Tyro's Thoughts About Oxford Meeting
  p. 12

R

Rice, Roy

Issue No. 2

• The Poor Man’s Remelt Furnace
  p. 2
• Insulating Your Thompson
  p. 5

Issue No. 6

• Letter: Now Closer to Running Comp Caster
  p. 19

Issue No. 7

• Specimen: The Recalcitrant Press & Typefoundry
  p. 13

Issue No. 9

• Making Paper by Hand-Since the 17th Century
  pp. 20-21

Rimmer, Jim

Issue No. 4

• Letter: I Came to Love Monotypes
  p. 6

Issue No. 7

• Specimen: Pie Tree Press & Type Foundry
  p. 7

Issue No. 9

• Original Font Cut in Lead, Matrices Are Electroformed
  pp. 27-31

Issue No. 18

• Jim Rimmer Uses Lanston Punches To Strike 'Goudy Bible' Matrices
  p. 38-40

Risseeuw, John

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Information Needed on Charles Broad
  p. 9

Robinson, Lisa Beth

Issue No. 19

• It Was of Mythical Proportions
  p. 7

Rouze, Gordon K.

Issue No. 88

• Letter: 'I Especially Enjoyed the Kelsey Story'
  p. 37

Rueter, William

Issue No. 7

• Letter: 'A Sensational ATF Newsletter'
  p. 13

Rule, Chris

Issue No. 3

• Letter: Two Pivotal Casters on Hand
  p. 7

Rummonds, Richard-Gabriel

Issue No. 6

• Nebiolo Foundry Gets Revived by Employees
  p. 18

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Sassaman, Frank

Issue No. 4

• Letter: Need Some Typecast Logos?
  p. 5

Saxe, Stephen O.

Issue No. 10

• The Bruce Legacy to Typefounding
  pp. 4-7

Schuler, Christine

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'I presently work with metal as a tool and die student'
  p. 12

Silberman, Michael

Issue No. 12

• Letter: 'I Did the Linoleum Cut (Reproduced on Page 6)'
  p. 12

Sizemore, Hyden Mrs.

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Hyden Sizemore's Death Revealed
  p. 8

Smith, Anthony

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'It Could So Easily Have Happened Here'
  p. 12

Snapp, Sieg

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Stayed with Hot Metal Since 1946
  p. 22

Solo, Dan

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'I Have Never Heard of Chrome Being Used as a Starting Layer'
  p. 13

Soule, A. R.

Issue No. 7

• Specimen: A. R. Soule Type Foundry
  p. 15

Stanley, Francis

Issue No. 18

• Letter: 'I Am One of the Few 100% Letterpress Commercial Production Shops'
  p. 37

Sterling Type Foundry

Issue No. 11

• Specimen: Sterling Type Foundry Ornament Catalog
  p. 5

Stern, Christopher

Issue No. 19

• It Took Me Five Seconds to Decide to Go
  pp. 7-8

Stout, Owen

Issue No. 3

• Letter: Has Several Casting Machines
  p. 5

Issue No. 6

• Letter: Broken Font of Music Type Offered
  p. 19

Issue No. 7

• Specimen: Owen Stout Type Foundry
  p. 16

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Considering Making Own Matrices
  p. 22

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Takaoka, Juzo

Issue No. 12

• Letter: 'Interest in the Preservation of Traditional Graphic Arts is Not Limited to the U.S.A.'
  p. 12

Thierbach, William

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Former Lino, Mono, Comp Foreman
  p. 15

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'I Became a Compositor in a Mono & Lino Composition Plant in 1926'
  p. 12

Thomson, Thomas N.

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Largest Hot Metal User in the East?
  p. 15

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Walczak, Jim

Issue No. 11

• Specimen: Kennerly Type & Border
  p. 4

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'The Sorts Caster Has Become an Invaluable Aid'
  p. 12
• A Self-Contained Cooling System
  p. 14

Waring, Alan

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'Can't Thank You Enough for the Account'
  p. 14

Way, Thomas E.

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Seeks Letterpress Apprentice Program
  p. 14

Weber, Ed

Issue No. 18

• Letter: 'That Cut is a Picture of My Kelsey Cabinet'
  p. 37

Weiland, Henry

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Benton's Daughter Lives in Milwaukee
  p. 22

Weygand, James L.

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Almost Abandoned His Intertype
  p. 7

Whalen, John W.

Issue No. 9

• Letter: 'Can You Suggest a Source for Intertype Machine Parts and Supplies?'
  p. 19

Williams, Fred

Issue No. 10

• Letter: Definitely NOT Mimeographed
  p. 22

Winkel, Thomas R.

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'I Am Interested in Purchasing a Thompson Caster'
  p. 12

Worley, Lillian and Parker

Issue No. 8

• Letter: Is Lynda Subsidizing ATF-NL?
  p. 9

Wulling, Emerson

Issue No. 18

• Letter: 'Warren Chappell’s ‘Reminiscences’ (in Newsletter 17) Cover a Time That I Knew'
  p. 37

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Young, Duncan F.

Issue No. 14

• A Plea for Printers
  pp. 6-8

Young, Nils R. Bull

Issue No. 10

• Letter: 'And Boy Am I Hooked Now!'
  p. 14

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Zugel, Brian

Issue No. 19

• Letter: 'I Am Interested in Acquiring a Monotype'
  p. 13