Merry Christmas from the Stinehour Press

An early Christmas keepsake printed for friends of the Stinehour Press in 1958

 
Merry_Christmas_Stinehour_Press_1958
 

A few Paragraphs on Printing inVermont... By Roland E. Robinson. Lunenburg, Vermont
The Stinehour Press, Christmas, 1958

Excerpt from Vermont:  A Study of Independence  (1897)

6 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches; 8 pages. 200 copies printed for friends of the Press; handsewn into printed blue paper cover.
Envelope addressed by Rocky Stinehour.

This is No. 80 in A Bibliographical Checklist of the First Thirty Years

Selected and Compiled by David Farrell
Published by Meriden-Stinehour Press, Lunenburg, Vermont, 1988
 

A Bibliographical Checklist of the First Thirty Years is available for purchase in the Shop

In Loving Memory of Rocky Stinehour

 
 

It is with great sadness that we share with you the news of the passing of Roderick Stinehour, printer, designer and founder of The Stinehour Press. The pages on this website honor his work, and will continue to do so, showing the work he loved and to which he dedicated his life. That work becomes more marvellous as time passes, and it is our hope to bring further to light Rocky's contributions to the world of printing and humanism. 
Rocky carried out his endeavors with an extraordinarily dedicated and talented group of people, and among his closest allies were his wife of sixty-eight years, Elizabeth, and his family. His responsibilities seem enormous in retrospect, yet he built so naturally the environment he required to thrive: a strong relationship with his family; his life in the country, in Lunenburg, Vermont; commitments to his employees and the community; and the enduring friendships which led to so many fruitful collaborations. He was a friend and mentor to so many, and perhaps to many of you who visit these pages. We invite you to write in the Comments section below about how you met Rocky, or to share a fond remembrance of him. Please let us know if there are any topics you might wish to see explored or presented here. Thank you very much for visiting. Our hearts are sad, but carry always the remembrance of this beautiful and loving human being. We shall carry this into the work we do and the lives we make.

The Visions of Mary

 
Title page of The Visions of Mary, privately printed at The Stinehour Press, 1972.
 

The Visions of Mary

by Edward Tyler with wood engravings by Gillian Tyler.
 

9 1/4 x 7 inches; 26 pages. 350 copies bound in beige paper over boards. Designed by Roderick Stinehour.
Lunenburg, Vermont; Privately printed, 1972.

 

 

This is No. 570 in A Bibliographical Checklist of the First Thirty Years

Selected and Compiled by David Farrell
Published by Meriden-Stinehour Press, Lunenburg, Vermont, 1988
 

A Bibliographical Checklist of the First Thirty Years is available for purchase in the Shop

Printing as a Way of Life

There are many paths to finding God; typography is one of the better ones.

Roderick Stinehour, from the Introduction by John Kristensen 

 
Printing as a Way of Life, Rocky Stinehour & The Stinehour Press by Elton Wayland Hall
 


Printing as a Way of Life, Rocky Stinehour & The Stinehour Press
by Elton Wayland Hall

Inquiries may be addressed to Scott Vile:  scott@ascensiuspress.com