 2010 New England Book Festival 2-time Award-Winner!
The T206 Collection: The Players & Their Stories, won 2 awards at the 2010 New England Book Festival. The bronze medal was awarded in the National Sports category, and was a runner-up in General Non-fiction.
Published by Peter E. Randall Publisher and written by Tom and Ellen Zappala, the book features full color pages and pictures of all of the cards in the T206 collection. Brief biographical narratives along with the personal and professional statistics of each player offer you a peek into the developing world of baseball during the early part of the 20th century. Visit T206players.com website (also designed by Grace Peirce of nhmuse).
Download sample PDF of first chapter. (note: this is a large PDF file)
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 2008 Benjamin Franklin Award-Winner!
Ghana, an African Portrait Revisited, was one of three finalists in the coffee table/large format category for a 2008 Benjamin Franklin Award given by the Publisher’s Marketing Association.
One judge wrote, "Ghana An African Portrait Revisited is a lovely book. One can tell at a glance what the subject of the book is based on the clean, clear, enticing cover design . . . the endpapers were exceptional . . . the layout of all the interior pages is excellent . . . I encourage this publisher to continue to produce such high quality work."
Edited and designed by Peter E. Randall and jacket designer Grace Peirce, nhmuse.com, the book features the photographs of Randall, Nancy Grace Horton, Barbara Bickford, Charter Weeks, Tim Gaudreau, and Gary Samson, and the writing of Peter Randall and Abena Busia. Visit Ghanavisit.org website (also designed by Grace Peirce of nhmuse).
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 2008 Bronze Award Winner, New England Museum Association
Strawbery Banke, A Seaport Museum 400 Years in the Making by J. Dennis Robinson, designed by Grace Peirce of nhmuse.com and J. Dennis Robinson, jacket design by Brown & Company, won a design award from New England Museum Association. Published by Peter E. Randall Publisher, this is a beautiful book that is an entertaining read. And with over 300 images, it is a treasure trove of Portsmouth NH history.
Click on image above to view larger image. Read more at perpublisher.com
More Book Designs by Grace Peirce of nhmuse.com:
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