the first known trade mark of any printer. It datesback to about 1462, when it was used by Fust and Schoeffer,successors to the business of Gutenburg—the father of printing.The emblem has an interesting story in itself, and some timein the future may receive more extended space in these columns.… … CHAS. R. CONQUERGOOD Chairman of Publicity Committee, Toronto Clubof Printing House Craftsmen to an appreciation and better understanding of the multitudeof services they buy, when they buy printing. And why not? As yet, perhaps the public do not know that they are inter-ested in printing. I think…
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