Christopher Skelton, publisher and printer of The Engravings of Eric Gill the best book of 1984 (reviewed by Walter Partridge in Vol. 8 No. 2), has retired from the hurly-burly of commercial printing and sold Skelton's Press.

Notebook.

From its earliest days, Albion has always enjoyed the healthy support of private press printers and interested institutions in the United States, and I had always wanted, intended, to publish at least one issue devoted to the work of our American subscribers; not the well-known, eoteric and book-as-artwork orientated presses, but the printers in garages, garden sheds and cellars who, like their counterparts in the U.K., print for pleasure, trying to do the best possible job on a collection of poems, an interesting piece of prose or some elegant ephemeral printing for local customers.

Albion in the U.S.A..