Illustrated Books from The Porcupine's Quill
The Porcupine’s Quill has built, since 1974, an enviable reputation for expertise in the use of twentieth-century offset printing technology to replicate the quality look, and feel, of a nineteenth-century letterpress product. Most of the production work is completed at the shop on the Main Street of Erin Village, where books are printed on a twenty-five inch Heidelberg KORD, folded, and then sewn into signatures on a 1905 Model Smyth National Book sewing machine. The books of George A. Walker, Wesley Bates and G. Brender à Brandis are my personal faves.
A Is for Alice
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Book of Hours
A Wordless Novel Told in 99 Wood Engravings
Images from the Neocerebellum
The Inverted Line
The Mysterious Death of Tom Thomson
A Gathering of Flowers from Shakespeare
A Wood Engraver's Alphabet
Concord of Sweet Sounds
Musical Instruments in Shakespeare
Wood Ink and Paper
The Point of the Graver
Beasts of New York
Mother Goose Eggs
Sunnyside Up
Wanderlust
Back + Forth
A Novel in 90 Linocuts
A Caledon Sketchbook
Off the Wall
Cells of Ourselves
Let That Bad Air Out
Buddy Bolden's Last Parade
South of North
Images of Canada
An Illustrated Alphabet for the Illiterate
