Early America bookbinding and kindred subjects (1902)
Andrews, William Loring · New York : Dodd, Mead & Company · leaf 16
ress ofthe Arts of Design in the United States,originally a gun engraver, and employedin the Tower of London. He came toPhiladelphia in 1773 and undertook allkinds of engraving. He probably stoodhigh in public opinion; he was the best,for he stood alone. We do not clearlycomprehend this singular… … EARLY AMERICAN BOOKBINDING AND KINDRED SUBJECTS. By William Loring Andrews. {Concluded.) If this book of Major Donkin wasbound by the- printer of it, as may possi-bly be the case, we have here an exampleof Hugh Gaines plain morocco binding,and perchance we may also attribute tohim the binding, in…
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