The world's worst marbled papers
Subtitle: being a collection of ten contemporary San Serriffean marbled papers showing the lowest level of technique, the worst combinations of colors, and the most inferior execution known since the dawn of the art of marbling
By: collected by the author during a five year expedition to the Republic of San Serriffe ; with an introduction and commentary by Theodore Bachaus
Contributors: Morris, Henry, 1925-; Morris, Henry, 1927-
Publisher: Bird and Bull Press]
Published: 1978
Place of publication: [North Hills, Pa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 20
Subjects: Marbling (Bookbinding); Papermaking; Paper -- Sample books; Bookbinding -- Materials
Notes: Fictitious imprint on t.p. and in colophon: Port Clarendon, S. S. : San Serriffe Publishing Co

Compiled by Henry Morris

"Four hundred copies printed."