The Imprint (printing trade periodical)

• typography
• wood engraving
• lithography
• photogravure
• children's books
• 18th-century song books
• liturgical books
• offset machinery
• printers' devices
• printing in Russia
• use of the Linotype machine
• artists including Lucien Pissarro, Paul Gauguin, Honoré Daumier
• copyright

The issues are dated thus:

• Rev. T. F. Dibdin, "Printers Devices", pages 1–16
• "Notes and Errata", p. IV
• Prof. W. R. Lethaby, "Art and Workmanship", p. 1
• C. D. Medly, "The Law of The Imprint", p. 4
• Edward Johnston, "Decoration and Its Uses", p. 7
• R. A. Austen-Leigh, "The American Way", p. 15
• F. Ernest Jackson, "Lithography", p. 18
• Joseph Pennel, "The Coming Illustration", p. 24
• J. H. Mason, "Trade Teaching and Education", p. 33
• W. Howard Hazell, "Cost Finding and Keeping", p. 39
• Harry A. Maddox, "Paper Selection for Offset & Intaglio Printing", p. 45
• Everard Meynell, "The Plain Dealer", p. 51
• "Book Notices", p. 55
• "The making of The Imprint" p. 70

• Rev. T. F. Dibdin, "Printers Devices, Part II", Supplement, pages 17–32
• "Notes", p. iv
• Walter Crane, "My Books for Children", p. 81
• J. H. Mason, "Printing of Children's books", p. 87
• Alice Meynell, H. Belloc, Clarence Rook, Arthur Waugh, Barry Pain, J. P. Collins, Edward Johnston, "The Illustration of Children's Books", p. 95
• William Foster, "Drawing by Birket Foster", p. 105
• Donald Cammeron-Swan, F.R.P.S., "Black and White Drawing for Reproduction", p. 109
• C. D. Medley, "Compulsory American Printing", p. 117
• B. Newdigate, "The Arts & Crafts Exhibition", p. 121
• F. Ernest Jackson, "Lithography, II. Theory", p. 125
• Edward Johnston, "Decoration and Its Uses, II", p. 128
• Everard Meynell, "The Plain Dealer", p. 134
• "Reviews", p. 139
• Cecil. B. Johnson, "The Cost Reference", p. 144
• Daniel T. Powell, "An Up-to-Date Platen", p. 151
• Rev. T. F. Dibdin, "Printers' Devices. Part II"
• "Notes & Reviews, Correspondence", M. E. Sadler, W. H. Fairbairns, G. G. Scotson-Clark, p. 155
• "The Praise of the Press", p. 160

• Rev. T. F. Dibdin, "Printers Devices, Part III", Supplement, pages 33–40
• Frank Rinder, "Honoré Daumier", p. 161
• F. Ernest Jackson, "Lithography: III. Preparation of the stone", p. 171
• F. Ernest Jackson, "Thomas R. Way: Lithographer, author, painter", p. 179
• Frank A. Mumby, "The house of Macmillan", p. 188
• Campbell Dodgson, "Glad dawn once more", p. 192
• A Master Printer, "Then Honest Men, the printer's bitter cry", p. 193
• Howard Hazell, "The printers' cost congress", p. 197
• Edward Johnston, "Decoration and its uses, Chapter III. The development of types, and Formal Writing with the Broad-nibbed Pen (continued)", p. 201
• Everard Meynell, "The plain dealer: III. Remainders", p. 206
• J. H. Mason, "Reviews", p. 208
  • "Biblion a-Biblion"
  • "Penmanship of the XVI, XVII, and the XVIIIth Centuries. A series of typical examples from English and foreign writing books", directed by Lewis F. Day
  • "Idylls of the year. By Basil Anderton M.A., Four illustrations in Colour Photogravure"
  • "Thomas A Kempis Calendar for the year of our Lord 1913"
• Daniel T. Powell, "Offset and Offsetmachinery", p. 212
• "Correspondence", W. Howard Hazell, T. Edward Jones, Geo. Bridges, p. 225
• "A Prize for Printers and Designers" p. 229

• Jane Taylor & Ann Taylor with drawings by Rachel Marchall: "The Vulgar Little Lady"
• "Notes", p. iii & iv
• Arthur M. Hind, "The woodcut portraits of Jan Lievens and Dirk de Bray", p. 233
• J. B. Manson, "Notes on some wood-engravings of Lucien Pissarro". p. 240
• H. G. Webb, Noel Rooke, Jacques Beltrand & F. Ernest Jackson, "Wood-engravings" p. 248
• Edward Johnston, "Decoration & its uses, Chapter IV", p. 252
• W. B. Dingley, "The Value of the Shop Window", p. 257
• Everard Meynell, "The plain dealer: IV. Woodcuts", p. 261
• H. C., "Colour Printing", p. 263
• E. A., "Linotype Troubles: some Cures & Remedies", p. 266
• Daniel T. Powell, "Two more Platens, the "Victoria" and the 'Falcon'", p. 272
• "Reviews" p. 280
  • Cataloque of Pictures, Drawings and Engravings, Autograph Letters, and MSS., Books, and Works of Art, the property of R. W. Barrett Browning Esq. (Deceased)
  • The constructive Quarterly: A Journal of the Faith, Work and Thoughts of Christendom, Herny Frowde
  • Bacon's Large Scale Atlas of London and Suburbs
  • Bacon's Essays, edited by Sydney Humphries
• The value of good illustrating, p. 283
• "Notes, correspondence, reviews", p. 291
  • W. H. Fairbanks, "Black and White", J. O. Fordie
• Rev. T. F. Dibdin, "Printers' Devices, Part IV", Supplement pages 41–48

• J. H. Mason, "A Brief Sketch of the History of Wood-Engraving", p. 297
• A. S.Hartrick, A.R.W.S.: "Post-Impressionism, with some personal recollections of Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin", p. 305
• F. Ernest Jackson, "Lithography: IV. Drawing Materials", p. 319
• C. D. Medley, "Printers Lien", p. 321
• Joseph Thorp, "Trifling with the Code", p. 324
• William Maas, "Some Eighteenth Century Song Books", p. 327
• Edward Johnston, "Decoration and Its Uses", p. 345
• A Master Printer: "Ten Honest Men", p. 353
• Everard Meynell, "The Plain Dealer, a Browning Retrospect", p. 356
• Daniel T. Powell, "Intaglio Photogravure Printing", p. 359
• "Correspondence", p. 367
  • Richard Wilson, "Black and White"
• "New Patents": "Intaglio Printing", "Rotary Offset Lithography Printing Presses", p. 375
• G. H. Rayner, "Notes on the Future of Printing", p. 377
• Rev. T. F. Dibdin, "Printers Devices, Part V", Supplement, pages 49–56

• "Editors, Notices, Contents, Index to Advertisers", p. i & ii
• "Notes", p. iii & iv
• "The Right Hon. Russell Gurney, Q.C.", George Frederick Watts, R.A. (1817–1904). National Gallery No. 1654. Anglogravure printed by the Anglo-Engraving Compagny, Milford Lane, Strand, WC. p. 379
• "Portrait of Russell Gurney", p. 380
• Donald Cameron-Swan, F.R.P.S., "Pioneers of Photogravure", p. 381
• "Portrait of Herr Klìk of Vienna", director of The Rembrandt Intaglio Printing Co., p. 385,386
• "Portrait of Ariosto", Forman Gravure, Titian, p. 388
• "Portrait of St. Thomas Aquinas, (1226–1274)", Formangravure by Thomas Forman and Sons, Nottingham, p. 402–403
• Typoclastes, "Plea for reform of printing", p. 391
• J. Arthur Hill, "Old books & their printers", p. 405
• T. Edwards Jones, "Edward Arber, F.S.A.", p. 411
• Everard Meynell, "The plain dealer: VI. Signs and Posters", p. 416
• "Reviews": J. H. Mason: The Book Pretentious and Other Reviews, p. 419
  • Dame Fashion by Julius M. Price, p,419
  • The Baxter Yearbook, p. 420
  • Craft, an Informal Monthly, February, Vol. 1, no. 1, W. H, Smith & Son, p. 421
  • The American Printer, March, 1913 Vol. 56, no. 1, p. 420
  • The Works of Francis Thompson, p. 424
• Edward Johnston, Decoration & its uses, Chapter IV. Special arrangement of letters-the Book: Formal writing with the broad-nibbed pen, p. 428
• Daniel T. Powell, The Hodgman Press, p. 431
• Geo. H. Rayner, R.P.A., Printing & Patents, p. 439
  • Intaglio Printing, Wiping Apparatus for
• Rev. T. F. Dibdin, Printers' devices. Part VI., pages 57–64
• Reviews, Notes and Correspondence,

Reproductions by Photogravure and Offset

• Index To Volume One: January to June, 1913, pp[. iii–xv
• Editors, Notices, Contents, Index to Advertisers, p. i & ii
• J. H. Mason, Notes
• F. Ernest Jackson, Original Lithography of Walter Howard Hazell^[1]
• R. A. Austen-Leigh, An Appreciation, p. 9
• Alex. Bakshy, Art and Printing in Russia , p. 10
• J. H. Mason, Letters and Language, p. 18
• Everard Meynell, The Plain Dealer, VII, p. 27
• Harry A. Maddox, The Offset Method of Printing, p. 30
• Correspondence
  • J. W. Frings, Reform of Atavism, p. 39
  • John Place, Dave Silve, p. 44
• Stanley A. Morrison, Notes on Some Liturgical Books, p. 48
• Harold Monro, Broadsides, p. 61
• Daniel T. Powell, The Inking of the Forme,
• Patents: Two important Specifications of the Month
• Rev. T. F. Dibdin, Printers' Devices Part VII., pages 65–72
• Edited by J. H. Mason
• Reviews and Correspondence

• Stanley A. Morison, Notes on Some Liturgical Books
• Harold Monro, Broadsides
• C. D. Medley, The Copyright Act , p. 74
• Edward Johnston, Decoration and its Uses, Chapter VII, Special arrangement of Letters-the Book (continued) (formal writing with the broad-nibbed pen—continued) , p. 79
• J. H. Mason, Reviews
  • Manchester Playgoer, New Series
  • The Mask, a quarterly journal of the art of the theater
  • Monotype Recorder, May, 1913
  • Patents, Rayner $ Co
  • The American Printer, July
  • Sharaton Cover Papers
  • Income tax simplified
  • The business of Bookbanding
• Everard Meynell, The Plain Dealer, VIII, "A continual Slight Novelty", p. 89
• Daniel T. Powell, A Perfecting Machine
• G. H. Rayner, R.P.A., Printing and Patents
• Rev. T. F. Dibdin, Printers' Devices. Part VIII, pages 73–80
• Edited by J. H. Mason
• Correspondence

• J. H. Mason, Type sizes: I. The Old British Bodies, p. 99
• Poster advertising on the Underground, p. 109
• A. E. Goodwing, Technical instruction in printing and the costin educational campaign, p. 119
• J. H. Mason, Reviews, p. 121
  • A living theatre by Gordon Graig
  • Modern Practical Design by G. Woolliscroft Rhead
  • An illustrated Cataloque of remarkable Incunabula
  • Prints and their makers
  • William Morris, A study in Personality, by Arthur Compton-Rickett
  • The production of the printed cataloque, by Alex. J. Philip
  • The Fellowship Books
• Correspondence, p. 131
  • E. R. Currier, T. Edward Jones,
• The Selfridge competition, p. 133
• Fry's trade Mark competition, p. 141
• Rev. T. F. Dibdin, Printers' Devices. Part IX, pages 81–88