Draw Down Books specializes in publishing and selling books that explore typography, design, and visual culture. Our titles delve into the intricacies of typography, covering topics ranging from historical typographic practices to current design trends, and our catalog includes monographs, catalogs, and type specimens. Founded by Christopher Sleboda and Kathleen Sleboda (nɬeʔképmx), both design educators and typographic enthusiasts, Draw Down Books offers printed matter for aspiring, discerning, and seasoned designers.

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 @drawdownbooks

Dry Inc. is the new brand for all physical products previously known as P22 Analog. While the primary function of Dry Inc is to produce letterpress and printmaking tools and limited edition poster/prints by Richard Kegler, we do also consider creative collaborations and custom commissions. This special appearance at the Typographics Book Fair features books published by P22 Publications as well as a culling of the Dry Inc library with hundreds of vintage type related books and specimens that are looking for new loving homes. A small selection of letterpress tools produced for Dry Inc. will also be available.

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 @insta.dry.inc

Katherine Small Gallery presents exhibits meant to encourage affordable collecting as a way for graphic designers and students of design to learn about the history of their field. New and vintage typography and graphic design books from the Europe and Japan (and sometimes the US) are also offered.

 ksmallgallery.com
 @ksmallgallery@typo.social
 @ksmallgallery

Left Bank Books is a bookshop in Greenwich Village specializing in literature and the arts. We feature hand-picked inventory of used and rare books that reflect our interest in the creative process.

 leftbankbooksny.com
 @leftbankbooksny

Letterform Archive is back for their eighth Typographics Book Fair! As always, there will be metal type specimens, foundry ephemera, and other rare typographic books deaccessioned from one of the best collections in the world. You can also snag one of the Archive’s own publications, including the latest on Japanese and Viennese design.

 letterformarchive.org
 @letterformarchive@typo.social
 @letterformarchive

The Herb Lubalin Study Center of Design & Typography, one of the co-organizers of the Typographics festival, is a study archive but also has been publishing various things since it opened in 1985. They will be selling some of these items as well as some duplicates of type specimens and other books from their collection of 20th-century graphic design.

 lubalincenter.cooper.edu
 @lubalincenter@typo.social
 @lubalincenter

“It is more important than ever to perpetuate the history of book design and legacy of book designers. I can think of no better chronicler of this art and craft than Jerry Kelly. His intense typographical knowledge, critical overview and passion for fine design make him the most worthy keeper of the flame.”
— Steven Heller, Co-chair, MFA Designer as Entrepreneur

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 godine.com
 @kelly_winterton