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The Inland printer (1883)

Chicago : Inland Printer Co. · leaf 609

An illustration from The Inland printer, 1883, leaf 609
ed that specimens sent in are 1845, had a force of not more than ten men, but the amount of type¬ submitted for such comment as will show defects or pass along a setting done for the daily papers then was insignificant as compared to good point to other printers. It Is desirable for the possible… … contributed, which, indeed, has been the rule so far in the ROBERT DAVIS. responses. Mr. Hines, of the company, writes : The oldest employe of the Evening Post. We stand ready to exchange cuts (with the idea that they shall be returned, of course,) with any printer who may wish to use any of our…

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