Collection of inedited poems by Márcia Theóphilo, dedicated to the Amazon Forest, where the author spent her infancy, living there with her grandmother.

As an anthropologist and a writer, she contributes to preserve the oral culture of the Indian tribes. 

Includes an etching by Aldo Turchiaro.

Limited edition of 48 copies typeset by hand in movable types, letter by letter.
Tri-lingual edition (Spanish, Italian, and English).

On the 13th December 1971 to Pablo Neruda was given the Nobel Prize of Literature.

Fifty years after the awarding (1971-2021), the choice to print "The Nocturnal Train" (from "Sumario. Libro donde nace la lluvia", Tallone Editore, 1963, first edition) is a way to pay homage to the Poet who, like his friend Alberto Tallone, was an enthusiastic lover of steam locomotives, an archetype of a liberated time, that of poetry and travel, as expression of knowledge and dynamism.

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. 

With three unpublished letters by Dino Campana.

Foreword by Davide Rondoni. Final note by Gigliola Tallone. 

Limited edition of 140 copies typeset by hand in movable types, letter by letter.

Limited edition of 120 copies typeset by hand in movable types, letter by letter, and letterpress-printed.

First Italian anthology of Davide Rondoni’s poetry. It includes 50 poems, out of which 16 are unedited.

Original 1965 edition now on sale at a special price, in conjunction with the 700th anniversary of Dante’s death (1321-2021).

Typeset by hand and printed letterpress by Alberto Tallone (1898-1968) in Alpignano, where the Press is still active today. 

Limited edition of 700 numbered copies typeset by hand in movable types, letter by letter.

Limited and numbered edition of 62 copies printed on pure cotton cream-colored Magnani paper made in Pescia, Tuscany.

Italian edition of the Old Testament's "Ecclesiastes"
New translation from Hebrew by Guido Ceronetti.

Limited edition of 46 numbered copies typeset by hand in moveable types, letter by letter, and letterpress printed on cotton paper made in Sicily with the groundwater from the volcano Etna. 

Etching by Walter Valentini, signed and numbered, made expressly for this edition.

This edition printed in Latin is a tribute to the famous incunabulum printed by Aldus Manutius in 1495, which is considered to be the first modern book.
Bembo tells about his ascent to the top of the volcano Etna, during his stay in Sicily between 1492 and 1494, where he went to perfect his knowledge of Greek. This is one of the first description of the volcano ever made. The story is the background to a series of literary-scientific considerations and learned quotations from Latin and Greek classics.