Discover William Caxton (approximately 1422-1491 or 1492)

William Caxton and Tim Berners-Lee

The life of Mayster Wyllyam Caxton, of the weald of Kent

Copy of an advertisement of Caxton's

Celebration of the four hundredth anniversary of the introduction of printing into England by William Caxton

Caxton's 1476 Indulgence

Legenda aurea

Bibliotheca Ratcliffiana. A catalogue of the elegant and truly valuable library of John Ratcliffe ... deceased, the whole collected ... during the last thirty years of his life ... Which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Christie, at his Great Room, the Royal Academy, Pall-Mall, on Wednesday, March 27, and the eight following evenings. (Good Friday and Sunday excepted) ...

A dialogue in the shades, between William Caxton, a bibliomaniac, and William Wynken, clerk ; Rare doings at Roxburghe Hall, a ballad ; The diary of Roger Payne

A Caxton memorial

Apocalypse block-book

A dissertation concerning the origin of printing in England. Shewing that it was first introduced and practised by our countryman William Caxton, at Westminster: and not, as is commonly believed, by a foreign printer at Oxford ...

Remarks upon, and analysis of, "The life and typography of William Caxton,"

Caxton and the art of printing

Caxton's advertisement

Caxton's gift

A dissertation concerning the origin of printing in England

Life of William Caxton, with an account of the invention of printing, and of the modes and materials used for transmitting knowledge before that took place

Caxton celebration, 1877

Caxton variants

Bibliotheca Ratcliffiana. A catalogue of the elegant and truly valuable library of John Ratcliffe ... deceased, the whole collected ... during the last thirty years of his life ... Which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Christie, at his Great Room, the Royal Academy, Pall-Mall, on Wednesday, March 27, and the eight following evenings. (Good Friday and Sunday excepted) ...

Caxton and the art of printing

William Caxton, the first English printer

Philological and textual studies of Sir Thomas Malory's Arthuriad

Specimens of early woodcvts, printing, and printers marks