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The "Supplement" expands and enriches the themes addressed in the previous five volumes of the set of the "Manuali Tipografici".

A volume in the 4to format (37x23 cm) of 144 pages typeset by hand in 12 pt Tallone type.

Few copies now on sell from the archives of the Printer.

Twenty poems which depict salient experiences occurred in the childhood and youth of the Poet: his birth, the first voyage, his step-mother, his father, his first time at sea, …
Limited edition of 87 copies typeset by hand in metal movable types, letter by letter, and letterpress-printed.

Limited edition of 135 copies typeset by hand in movable types, letter by letter, and letterpress-printed.

Pietro Verri (Milan 1728-1797) sheds light on the nature of human passions and the mechanisms of pleasure, anticipating the new theories of unconscious mental processes, which spur men to act in the pursuit of happiness. 

Limited edition of 60 copies typeset by hand in movable metal types. The hand-typesetting of Gregorian chant notation make this edition an exceptional endeavor in contemporary fine printing.
Dedicated to Gregorian Chants "Stabat Mater” and “Dies Irae”, this edition includes two inedited poems in French by Jean-Luc Nancy and six silk-screen prints by Claudio Parmiggiani, made expressly for this edition.

Immortal poem about friendship.

Broadsheet typeset by hand in movable types, and printed on pure-cotton archival-quality paper expressly made in Dante’s Tuscany.

A young, beautiful princess is longing for the prince of her dreams to come to her palace and put an end to her loneliness. Her longing for love is beautifully expressed in musical, rhythmic verses which evokes a chivalric and fairy-tale atmosphere. The happy ending of the poem depicts a charming prince on a winged horse heading straight to the palace, who is soon to “ignite her lips with one amorous kiss”.

Bilingual Spanish-Italian edition.

Typeset by hand in movable types, letter by letter.

Few copies left, now on sale from the archives of the Printer.
Typeset by hand and printed letterpress in the fifth centenary year of the discovery of America (1492-1992). 
The attractiveness of seas never seen before, the unknown ways of life, and the need to exalt and even exaggerate the qualities of the new lands to impress the King, all of this transforms what could have been an arid logbook into a testimony of exceptional importance.