Bookbindings old and new : notes of a book-lover, with account of the Grolier club of New York (1896)
Matthews, Brander, 1852-1929 · London : G. Bell · leaf 322
ize a club, and to that end theyappointed committees to present a name andto prepare a constitution. Early in Februarythe members adopted a constitution whichdeclares that the founders of the club areWilliam L. Andrews, Theodore L. De Vinne,Alexander W. Drake, Albert Gallup, RobertHoe, Jr., Brayton… … THE GROLIER CLUB BUILDING, NEW YORK.3°3 Bookbindings Old and New. 305 a fortnight later. Then the club, having aname, chose a local habitation at No. 64Madison Avenue, where the council first metabout the middle of April — less than threebrief months after the first conference. There,in rooms…
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