Box 2
Contains 23 Results:
The English Bible : being a book of selections from the King James version, 1921
Edited, with introduction and explanatory notes, by Wilbur Owen Sypherd. Newark, Del.: The Craftsmen of Kells
Morris, Hugh Martin. America's safeguard of liberty: being an address delivered by the Honorable Hugh M. Morris, United States District Judge for the district of Delaware, before the students of the University of Delaware at Wolf Hall on May 15, 1923., 1923?
Newark, Del.: Courtesy of Kells
United States. Declaration of independence; Constitution of the United States of America, 1923
Newark, Del., The Craftsmen of Kells. "Americanization Bureau/ 835 Market Street / Wilmington, Delaware" on title page. Cataloged and transferred to Delaware Collection.
United States. Declaration of independence; Constitution of the United States of America, 1924
Newark, Del., The Craftsmen of Kells. "N. Snellenburg and Company / Wilmington, Delaware" on title page. Cataloged and transferred to Delaware Collection.
United States. Declaration of independence; Constitution of the United States of America, 1926
Newark, Del., Printed by the Craftsmen of Kells. "The Sesqui-centennial Philadelphia, 1776-1926" on cover. Cataloged and transferred to Delaware Collection.
"U.S. Constitution as a best seller", undated
Typescript (carbon)
Three newsclippings regarding sale of the volume, undated
"Merry Christmas to the Old Man", 1925
Poetry broadside from "The Kids" (employees of Kells) to "The Old Man" (Everett C. Johnson).
"The Log in the Dam,", undated
Pamphlet by "The Old Man in the Newark Post at the Shop of Kells, Newark, Delaware" (Everett Johnson)
Kells, undated
Booklet describing the Kells workshop, as well as the background of its name. Includes a quote from Hamlet, and opposite the first page of text is a small color print of Kells.
Kells, 1922
Prospectus with same text as booklet, with Fall Announcement for forthcoming Poems to Ianthe by Walter Savage Landor, Story of the Unknown Church by William Morris, and The Gospel of St. John according to the King James version
University of Delaware. Alma Mater, undated
Broadside with a small picture of Old College opposite the song.
Hubbard, Elbert. Little Journeys to the homes of eminent orators: Luther, 1903
Aurora, N.Y.: Roycrofters. Inscribed Everett C. Johnson. Cataloged and transferred to Delaware Collection.
Hubbard, Elbert. Little Journeys to the homes of Good Men and Great, 1916
East Aurora, N.Y.: the Roycrofters; New York: Wm. H. Wise & Co. "This copy of the Memorial Edition in fourteen volumes ... has been specially prepared... for Marjorie L. Johnson known as Boots."
Perspective, 1983
Photocopy of a sketch in ink of the Kells / YWCA building, drawn by the architectural firm of Victorine Samuel Homsey, Inc. , and to be used for a proposed montage., 1983 July 20
Also included is a letter from Richard L. Dayton, who worked for the firm, to Marjorie Tilghman, dated July 20, 1983.
Beckman, Thomas. "Arts Crafts Printing in Delaware: Everett C. Johnson and his Press of Kells" in Collections., 1990
Newark, Del.: University of Delaware Library Associates. Vol. V
"Kells!,", undated
Holograph manuscript of poem entitled "Kells," author unknown.
"A Brief Account of the Press of Kells,", undated
Typescript (and copy) by Marjorie J. and Cornelius A. Tilghman
"The Old Printer,", undated
Copy prints of a photograph "taken for Red Cross by Louis Hine, NY, during World War I." Printed at Kells
Kells envelope with logo and seal in return address, undated
"Where Master Craftsmen Study & Work at the Art of Printing."
Bicentennial Grant Write-up, undated
Typescript unfinished draft, with holograph corrections; with picture of the building.
Photographs, undated
Four black & white images of the Kells building; photocopy of two photographs, one of which is an interior; miscellaneous note regarding the building