[15 different works created by San Francisco printer and typographer Tommy Tommasini as holiday keepsakes for friends and family]

San Francisco: A.R. Tommasini, 1982. Pamphlet. Fifteen different small books, mostly 3.5x5.25 inches but with some variation, very good condition. Beautifully crafted, most numbered by hand at the end. Items present are:
Moments of millennium: from John Mistletoe (1959; numbered 497).
Printers, poor devils! (1961; numbered 542).
Scenes from snow-bound (1962, numbered 424).
The story of paper told briefly once again (1963, numbered 347).
Letters (1964, numbered 413).
On giving and receiving (1965, numbered 486).
May there be peace among all the nations (1966, numbered 300).
Printers' marks (1967, numbered 490).
(truncated) Tommy's messages (1968, numbered 325).
Pages from the Gutenberg Bible in miniature facsimile (1969, numbered 567).
Tommy's Thirty (1977, numbered 644; inscribed by Tommasini to Sieg [Hesse]).
Times of stress are times for success (1979, not numbered).
Signs of the Zodiac (1980, not numbered).
Wise words and sayings of Ben Franklin (1981, not numbered).
Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address (1982, not numbered). (Inventory #: 291240)