Nicholas Kis: A Hungarian Punch-Cutter And Printer, 1650-1702 Haiman, Gyorgy Printing History,Typography

First Edition, 451 pages. An in depth look into the Hungarian punch-cutter, theologian and teacher Nicholas Kis, who was responsible for the Dutch type known as Janson. This volume sheds much light on Kis, and is illustrated throughout with type specimens and examples of printing from metal type of his era. Includes the Nine foldout type specimens which are tucked into a sleeve inside the rear board (as issued).