Yeoman's in the Fork Blog

While the term “scrapbooking” today conjures up images of aisles upon aisles of paper, stickers, embellishments, and cutting tools...

The Works Progress Administration (also known as The Works Program Administration or WPA) was implemented by Franklin D Roosevelt as part of his New Deal to bring useful work to the millions of victims of the Great Depression.

The persuasion of Jane Austen. And the fascinating world of edible books!

A detailed description of the specific parts of a book.

There are several things that you can have done if a document or pages of books have become damaged or start showing age.

Donald Glaister is a book artist now living and working on Vashon Island, Washington. His over twenty-five year professional career in design bookbinding has centered on the exploration, development and use of unexpected binding materials, visual humor, and spontaneous expression.

A look at a unique bookbindings, radically different than the traditional style many are accustomed to.

First blog about Michelle's experience attending a two week class on the Introduction to Fine Binding held at the American Academy of Bookbinding.

Here at Yeoman's, we have a small collection of miniature books (no pun intended).

In today's culture, it seems that movies are main-stream and books are on the back burner. People flock to movie premieres while virtually ignoring book gathering and signings

During a recent trip to Williamsburg, VA, I was able to tour Colonial Williamsburg for the first time. It was an extremely enjoyable experience.

Being a Tennessee native, it was kind of ironic that I had never toured the Hermitage. The irony, indeed, dripped greatly considering I came from an interior design background with a love of historic architecture. To remedy this private embarrassment, I visited the Hermitage earlier in this week.

Here at Yeoman's, we not only carry a variety of rare books, we also have a large inventory of ephemera, including stereoviews, which some may be unaware of. So for those that may be wondering what exactly a stereoview is and when they were popular, etc., read on!

The written word has come a long way from the days of clay tablets and papyrus rolls.