THE MICROBIBLIOPHILE

A Quarterly Journal About Miniature Books and the Book Arts
Post Office Box 74
North Clarendon, Vermont 05759 U.S.A.

©Jon Mayo, Publisher, 2005

ISSN (International Standard Serial Number) 1097-5551

"The Microbibliophile" was founded by Robert F. Hanson
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Read about our publication, ANTIQUE UNITED STATES MINIATURE BOOKS.

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Read about our publication, TWENTIETH CENTURY UNITED STATES MINIATURE BOOKS

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THE MICROBIBLIOPHILE: A Quarterly Journal About Miniature Books and the Book Arts

is now in its 27th year of continuous publication. Every issue features

a variety of interesting and timely articles on miniature books.

WHAT IS A MINIATURE BOOK?
Collectors in the United States generally consider a miniature book to be one which is less than three inches in height or width.  Some collectors will accept books which are a little larger, especially if they are of outstanding quality.   In Europe and in Japan slightly larger books are often included in miniature book collections.  A subscription to THE MICROBIBLIOPHILE will inform you about current happenings in this fascinating hobby, and will enlighten you about miniature books and their publishers both past and present.
Please read on for further information.

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A special feature of THE MICROBIBLIOPHILE:

A full-color photograph is mounted on the cover of every issue!