Katherine Small Gallery

Read about this frozen wasteland here: https://www.printmag.com/daily-heller/the-daily-heller-the-design-behind-selling-design-books/

We think we know where this Kaech illustration comes from, but are wondering if anyone out there actually knows. (We are not saying where we think it's from so as to not influence potential answers.) Free map of graphic design bookstores in Boston to anyone with the correct and verifiable answer.

Does the work of Cyrus Highsmith interest you? If Yes, you might like to know about this book we’re publishing. If No, you might like to learn about his sketchbooks in this book we’re publishing.
https://ksmallgallery.com/products/everywhere-i-go-the-sketchbooks-of-cyrus-highsmith

In case you want to know how Cyrus Highsmith ties his shoes with almost no chance of his laces coming undone, see here: https://vimeo.com/1132177020?fl=ip&fe=ec

Fudge. We photographed these upside-down. See them right-side-up here: https://ksmallgallery.com/collections/online/products/alphabet-rendezvous

For those of you obsessed with 3D letters made of cork, we present https://ksmallgallery.com/collections/online/products/graforel-relief-lettering-l-ecriture-en-relief

We’re thrilled to introduce our new, limited-edition tote bag. Designed to look exactly like a 100% recyclable, compostable, biodegradable, made-in-the-USA bag made from 100% recycled materials, only 500 were produced. Show off your K. Small love as this bag is guaranteed to turn heads and drop jaws—especially when you tell people how much you paid for it.

(In order to avoid being crassly commercial, we are not including a hyperlink to the product here. We will mention, however, that one can find this bag on our site without much effort.)

We've teased a type specimen super sale for ages. We give up. Now we’re just rolling it into our annual yard sale on October 5. We have an obscene amount of great and not-great design books to get rid of. See below for details, hotels, and fliers: https://ksmallgallery.com/blogs/events/yard-sale-2025

We’re extra-open with books about graphic design and typography for yourself and some things you can buy for others if that’s your thing. Also, we just got a stack of Bram de Does book and specimens. And we also just ordered a pizza. Come get a free slice before we eat the whole thing.
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Friday: 11–6
Saturday: 11–6
Sunday: noon–5
Monday: 11–6
Tuesday: 11–6
Wednesday: 10–3

Suppose you had a specimen book for a single face. Say that single face is Eine Schraffierte Antiqua or Reform Grotesk. Let’s further say the book shows a series of sample settings, some of which include dates. The book itself is undated. There are only dates in the sample settings. Is there anything one can infer from the dates? Like, in this Eine Schraffierte Antiqua specimen I see 1914, 1918 & 1911. The Reform has a sample setting with a single date of 1924. Does any of this mean anything?

We cleared over 900 books out of here last Sunday, but there is still good stuff for cheap and we just found 3 boxes we missed in storage. So, on Friday and Saturday we’ll have a Stoop Sale from 11a to 6p. Wear a hat.

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I need some sort of oldstyle text face that has full superior lowercase *and* superior uppercase. Any suggestions? Or, does anyone know how or where to search for such a thing?