Index to the Fine Press Ephemera series

Some time back, I did a series of posts on the fine press ephemera in my collection. Here is an index to them.

No. 1 Grabhorn-Hoyem
No. 2 Gehenna Press
No. 3 Dennis Hall’s Parrots
No. 4 Incline Press
No. 4-A Incline Press, Part 2
No. 5 Arion Press, Part I
No. 5 (sic) Arion Press, Part 2
No. 6 Barbarian Press, Cadmus Editions and Kat Ran Press
No. 7 Pie Tree Press, Windhover Press, Wm. James Assoc., and Yolla Bolly Press
No. 8 Harry Duncan and the UNO group of presses
No. 9 (misnumbered as #0) Cheloniidae Press
No. 10 Penmaen Press

Thanks, >1 Glacierman: I remember enjoying these wonderful posts!

Not sure why, but your links are not working for me.

It looks like perhaps the HTML markup is malformed. My guess is they were perhaps copied into the forum from Word, as the links have the "directional" quotes, a la “ rather than the expected HTML straight quotes, ".

One little trick you can use on the LibraryThing forums is to omit the domain entirely in the href, like so:

/topic/317073

It assumes the local domain when you do that.

Problem fixed. Sorry about that. I failed to test the links before I posted.

>4 Shadekeep: I've been forced to do that occasionally for whatever reason. Regular URL wouldn't work, but the abbreviated one did. Odd.

>1 Glacierman:
Added to FPF wiki here.

>6 Glacierman: The internet is held together with gaffing tape and questionable intentions, so it's no wonder things that work one time fail the next.

One of the nice things about the partial URL is that they will automatically keep working if the main domain name ever changes. Say LT forgets to renew the domain and some squatter grabs it and demands a million to sell it back. If LT has to change to librarything.info or some such, the partial URLs will still work just fine after that switch. Such a domain move is unlikely to happen, but it's still nice that the partial URL trick provides a kind of future-proofing.

>1 Glacierman: I can't seem to view the images on your posts. It just states 'not available in your region'. Just letting you know as many based in UK probably can't view your images.

Do you have any Allen Press ephemera by any chance?

>9 LT79-1: I wonder why the restriction? Makes no sense.

No Allen Press, unfortunately.

>10 Glacierman: The restriction is down to the image hosting website you use not complying with new regulation standards in the UK. It’s bloody annoying!

>11 ChestnutPress: Bloody hell! EU codswallop, eh?

>12 Glacierman: Nope. The UK is no longer part of the EU since Brexit!

>13 ChestnutPress: Yes, you are quite correct. It was a faux pas on my part. It is still codswallop, however.