The Stinehour Press prints posters, notecards, postcards and other ephemera associated with book projects, or as stand-alone pieces. Here are a few recently printed four-color posters and letterpress-printed broadsides.

A Breeze from the Gardens of Persia is a poster and catalog for an exhibition at Meridian International Center, Washington, DC, April 27 - July 15, 2001. The exhibition was organized by Meridian International Center in collagoration with The Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art and is presented in the US in cooperation with Search for Common Ground.

The Bookworm was published by Special Collections at the University of Vermont Library and was printed letterpress in two colors. The text is from Vermont author Royall Tyler's 1824 poem "The Chestnut Tree," and the accompanying engraving is after an 1852 painting by German artist Carl Spitzweg.

The Phoenix Apple and Norroway's Beauty, Plate LXXXIX from Pomona Britannica, London, 1812. George Brookshaw, English (active 1804-1819). 90 color aquatints with hand coloring, some with stipple engraving. Poster by Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 2001.

A broadside to honor the life of Ellen Knowles Harcourt, by William Jovanovich, Director of the Foundation. Printed letterpress in two colors.