Alfred W. Pollard's 'Fine Books' is a comprehensive exploration of the history and craftsmanship of book production. Through detailed analysis, Pollard examines the evolution of bookbinding, typography, and illustration, highlighting the importance of the physical form of books as a medium of artistic expression. His meticulous research and scholarly writing style provide readers with a deeper understanding of the craftsmanship and artistry involved in creating fine books. Set within the context of the incunabula period and the emergence of the printing press, Pollard's work offers valuable insights into the development of the book as both a functional object and a work of art. Pollard's expertise in bibliography and book history shines through in this beautifully crafted exploration of the intricacies of book production. As a renowned bibliographer and scholar, Pollard's passion for fine books is evident throughout the pages of this engaging and informative work. 'Fine Books' is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the book and the art of bookmaking.