In 1999 the Grolier Club, that esteemed society of bibliophiles, held an exhibition titled A Century for the Century in which were identified one hundred books representing the pinnacle of 20th century fine press. Among their number was Weeds and Wild Flowers: Some Irreverent Words by Armida Maria-Theresa Colt. The book was published under the imprint of Colt’s own Two-Horse Press, but the production was … Continue reading Weeds and Wild Flowers by Armida Maria-Theresa Colt (Two-Horse Press, 1965)